¶ 1. Phenomenon Description
First layer of the model appears compressed during printing
¶ 2. How to Solve
If it occurs during printing: Go to Setting - Expert Mode - Z_Offset - Adjust downwards by 0.05-0.1mm (positive value).
Loose hotend: Check the four screws affecting the leveling sensor.
Loose X-axis guide rail screws: Tighten the X-axis guide rail screws.
External interference during auto-leveling: Ensure the printer is placed in a vibration-free environment when starting to print.
Platform plate issue: Clean residue from the platform plate.
¶ Troubleshooting
Check if the platform plate is damaged, bulging, or has uncleared filament residue.
Check if the X-axis guide rail screws are loose, tighten them if necessary.
Check if the hot bed is deformed, uneven, if the soft magnet is bulging, or if there are impurities between the soft magnet and platform plate. You can view the hot bed deformation map to locate issues (Connect the device to WiFi, enter the device IP address in a computer browser, and press keyboard Enter to view).
Check the 4 fixing screws of the hotend and the integrated nozzle for any looseness, re-secure if necessary
If the nozzle is found to be loose, first heat it to the filament printing temperature, ≥200°C, then use a socket wrench to tighten the nozzle.
Re-run auto-leveling
Please place the machine in a stable, vibration-free environment during auto-leveling
STEP 1: Click Settings - Device Self-Check
STEP2：Check Auto leveling, click Start detecting (It will take about 15 minutes, please wait for completion)
