How to fix Ender 3 S1/S1 Pro ABL issues
Alex Schladetsch
piece of plastic, or wood, or metal, to get it to the point that the Y axis is smooth across the
entire length of the extrusion.
12. Reattach the belt to the carriage by twisting it on to the loops at the front and back of the
carriage.
13. Reattach the Y axis motor, and the Y axis endstop.
14. Reattach the bed to the carriage, using the bed levelling knobs.
15. Tighten your Y axis belt with the adjuster at the front of the printer. It should be tight
enough to remove all slack, and still have some spring when you push down and release it.
16. Run through manual bed levelling to get all four corners relatively within spec.
17. Run through ABL using your preferred method. My testing has shown that it doesn’t matter
if the extruder motor is engaged, or if the heating is on. It does not change the
measurements.
18. Set z-probe offset using your favourite method.
19. Take a screenshot of your new bed mesh, and compare against the old one. Hopefully, you
will notice it is much flatter, and much more true to life, with none of the strange artifacts
that were known to plague this model of printer.
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