Hi, I have been experimenting with prints and have found that the printer randomly shuts off and cuts all power mid print. Not sure what is going on here but it seems like the power supply is cutting out and shutting it down. As an aside, the print bed is still not leveling correctly now i suspect that the firmware doesn't actually do auto level and that the glass platform they sent is not flat.
if anyone has a fix for any of these issues that would be great.
The mainboard for this printer has no physical EEPROM. They are typically a small flash chip on the board that the microcontroller can store stuff in. Since it doesn't have an EEPROM it uses the SD card to store the ABL mesh and other stuff probably.
-leakydiode
@ncbob Have you uploaded the compiled file of the working firmware that has the EEPROM fix? or is it the same one from september 25th? I may be blind i cant find it lol.
Thanks!
Hello, I am wondering if anyone has been able to build the source code and run it.
I have been looking at this bed leveling issue and was wondering if the information from the link below when implemented would solve our problems.
https://marlinfw.org/docs/features/unified_bed_leveling.html
It might be worth a shot. If anyone can point me on how to build the source Id be willing to give it a shot and test it.
Thanks,
leakydiode.
@proffles said in CR-6 SE successes:
I just printed my best benchy ever. At 0.1 layer height it did take 3 hours, but the result has amazed me, it's almost flawless. For the first time even the tiny text on the stern is clear.
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update: I have fixed this power issue by switching terminals on the power switch. At first i saw a post that it could be the power switch but when i wiggled the leads I didn't see a difference. But then I probed the switch contacts with a multimeter to measure resistance and saw that it was very high like 500 ohms which was weird not sure how the switch just didn't blow up. The sleeve on the crimp connecter has small burn marks not sure if it was from the switch or when they heat shrunk it.
TLDR: move the cables to the other contacts on the switch, I have had zero issues and am able to print great stuff. Also the auto leveling magically started working again, i suspect the intermittent power was messing with a lot of things. I would also order a new switch in case the other contacts fail.
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Hi, I have been experimenting with prints and have found that the printer randomly shuts off and cuts all power mid print. Not sure what is going on here but it seems like the power supply is cutting out and shutting it down. As an aside, the print bed is still not leveling correctly now i suspect that the firmware doesn't actually do auto level and that the glass platform they sent is not flat.
if anyone has a fix for any of these issues that would be great.
Hello, Admin
I to am experiencing this issue. I click auto level it does the auto level grid. I do this before every print. It doesn't seem to do anything. So much that the print head crashed into my bed. Refer to the picture attached.
I am not sure how to fix this. It seems to be a software bug, I tried updating to the firmware shown in other posts as well.
If we had the source code for the board we could dig to try and fix this. But the printer was advertised to have auto leveling and so it should work out of the box. 
Any help from anyone would be appreciated.
Thank you.