@beejack agreed. The Marlin bugfix fork is great. But, it's for people who want to edit their own parameters and do more in depth customizing. I enjoy that. I've been trying to stick to Creality specific releases in my comments to make it easier for those just getting into Gcode controllers to have an easy time with updates. I'll be glad to hear about anything new and exciting you find along the way though! Thanks.

@SlackHacky Thanks for taking the time to explain about the M420 code. I too was expecting it to auto bed level the printer , never really read the comment with it. I've been doing an ABL whenever I switch the printer on. Using a card adapter on the E3V2 thats everytime I re-insert the memory card. Knowing this I can now just ABL if swapping memory cards or switching on the first time that day.

I just got this Ender 5 Pro and same issue. TMC connection error. I downloaded and performed the firmware update and now the error is gone but machine software keeps rebooting and there is a loud beep noise. Also where do I find the serial number for the machine?

Hello, just wanted to give a small feedback after I have upgraded my printer. Yeah, Creality support member from customer service wrote to me, but I have the feeling like he hasn't read my thread at all. The eMail titel and his answer to this was: "ENDER-3 V2 Nozzle blocked problem Dear customer, Please refer to the tutorial to clean the throat. After cleaning and installing the nozzle, first tighten the nozzle and then relax the nozzle 90 degrees, insert the Teflon tube to the end, and then tighten the nozzle. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=viiRuI9d9YM&feature=youtu.be The thermistor is damaged and you need to purchase the thermistor to replace it. If there is still a problem after replacing the thermistor through the operation of the previous email, please provide a video for analysis. " Well.... if he would read the thread properly, he would know that the problem is not the nozzle related and that I have written that yes I broke the default thermistor and already ordered a new one. Until I broke the thermistor I was freely printing with PETG with the same nozzle as PETG and it was printing well and I have written about it in this topic so yeah... Even the damaged thermistor was able to print with PETG anyway. I have nevertheless exchanged it without any difference. Thanks to "Sunkione" in the BMG extruder thread (he wrote that he had also problems with Silk PLA on stock hotend and solved it by building in DDE extruder + hotend) I have decided to buy the Phaetus Dragon hotend in addition to the BMG extruder, have reworked the mount https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4369859 to fit the Dragon hotend with BMG Extruder holder on top and printing with very nice results now, 10 hours prints till now are perfect with PETG, Silk PLA and I have even Ultra Silk PLA hehe, working very well for all of them. I am very satisfied with BMG+Dragon, retracts just 0,8mm for PLA and 1mm for PETG without any stringing at all on the models I am printing for both PETG and PLA. So yeah this was my solution.

Thanks for the support!

Dear @Amnesiac Your CR-6 SE had been shipped. I checked the pledge box show no update for the tracking number. Please be patient, if it updates, we will have noticed here. Thanks for your support.

I also have the same problem but not when auto leveling but just before printing when homing, the x and y axis home normally but when it doing the z axis home the indicator for ABL already turned on before it reached the bed after some time it will cancel the home and the touchscreen froze, I have to power cycle the printer and after that it will print like normal.

backer 3115 same issues kickstartersupport@creality.com email bounced back to me, @admin please assist!

Dear @milezteg I have checked your details, it seems to be locked, for this kind of order, our colleague will contact you with email directly. Please check the email. Thank you.

@admin Thank you!!! Looks great! Good work!!! Should help many users.

@admin said in Does the CR-6 SE come with a MEAN WELL 24V PSU?: @timd1971 yes there must be some wrong information transferred. Well, you got that right! So glad to hear Creality didn't make the mistake of NOT including a MEAN WELL PSU!!!!

Just to close this out, my CR-6 SE did finally arrive. The tracking website never worked, though. As feedback, I recommend you take a look at how the shipping was handled and tracked. Regards, Mark

@admin I got a notice from pledgebox of a shipment, is it Fedex? It says label created and no shipment yet?

I'm new to all this also. The auto-leveling is not actually leveling the bed, but rather building a "mesh" that describes the contours of the bed. Once the mesh is determined it is in theory saved and reloaded when starting a print. Once loaded the nozzle will use the mesh to move in the z axis to account for the lack of flatness determined during auto leveling procedure, allowing the nozzle to follow the contours of the bed. One of the questions I've had is if you need to load this mesh manually via a Restore Saved Mesh command in Gcode (M420 S1). Haven't figured that one out yet...I did add it to my startup gcode just in case it hasn't hurt anything yet. Check out this site...not mine not related to it at all...but it has been quite helpful: https://teachingtechyt.github.io/calibration.html#intro

@hvilorio Also check to make sure you need it. Mine already had the v1.02 so I'm good.

Hi Tim, it is in conversation. We don't decide it yet.

@dangermouse It may be still on the boat. Please follow the following picture process. Thank you.

@ENdeffect DWIN_SET(3).zip

@admin Same thing happens here. I'm printing fine and suddenly a screen comes up with the title "TIP" which doesn't even make sense in English. It asks me to check the filament and hit continue. It does this, like every 10 minutes or so, and when it does it the printhead returns to x0 y0 leaving a stream of extrusion all over the model. If I'm not standing there, I'm wasting build time and having the extruder cook for a long time (waste of electricity and shortening the extruder's life). I've stood at the machine, watching it when it failed and the filament runout light never even blinked. Maybe you need to have de-bouncing code in the filament error screen (ie: if the filament detector errors, pause for 500ms, check it again and if still in error, THEN run the homing /reset code, but if not, just ignore it). This is getting to be a real pain, is ruining the quality of prints, and seems to be a half-baked, unprofessional product. Please offer a real fix, not, "just disconnect the runout detector and fashion your own jumper to fool it, even though we marketed it to you as a selling point of this great, new machine, and you paid extra for it".