The Nozzle Offset Calibration Sensor is used to calibrate the XY offset values between the left and right nozzles to achieve better printing results in dual-nozzle collaborative printing. As shown in the image below, the small black block is the XY Offset Calibration Sensor.
Possible causes for this HMS error include:
Damage to the sensor body
Loose or detached connection between the sensor and its signal cable
Loose or detached connection between the sensor signal cable and the AC board
H1.5 Allen key
Users may adjust the order of these solutions as needed.
During XY offset calibration, the nozzle may abnormally contact and damage the sensor due to incorrect height (e.g., nozzle sticking filament during Z offset calibration). If physical damage is observed on the sensor, proceed to Step 2 to replace the sensor.
Remove the screws.
Inspect the sensor connector for looseness or detachment. If found, re-plug the sensor connector.
Reinstall the sensor.
On the screen, run the "Nozzle Offset Calibration" to verify if the issue is resolved. If unresolved, proceed to Step 3.
Ensure the printer is powered off before inspecting the connection between the signal cable and the power board!
Remove the printer's rear panel.
Inspect the connection between the signal cable and the AC board. If loose, re-plug the connector.
After completing the above troubleshooting steps, navigate to the calibration page on the screen and perform the nozzle offset calibration again. If the error persists, refer to Step 2 to replace the sensor.
If the above solutions do not resolve the issue, submit a ticket and upload the printer’s log files.
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