Updated FAQ (english) (markdown)
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>No, just download the correct version. Nevertheless, you should still calibrate the steps.
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>No, just download the correct version. Nevertheless, you should still calibrate the steps.
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## When I try to start printing, the console shows: "**Failed to enable Bed Leveling**".
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>This error always occurs when an _attempt_ is made to activate mesh bed leveling, but no valid mesh is stored in the firmware. Activation is done with `M420 S1` in the start code, but this requires that the mesh bed leveling has also been done beforehand. You can easily check this by typing `M503` into the console and looking for several G29 commands. With `G29 S0` you can display the current mesh.
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>Alternatively, you can also delete the line `M420 S1` from the start code so that mesh leveling is deactivated. But then there is no compensation for unevenness in the bed.
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>OctoPrint likes to report "_The firmware of your printer has reported an error._" and aborts the print immediately.
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## The mesh leveling seems to have no effect or the nozzle scratches the heating bed
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## The mesh leveling seems to have no effect or the nozzle scratches the heating bed
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>You have to enter in your start code that the mesh should be loaded and activated. You do this by entering the lines **M420 S1** after **G28** in your start code in the slicer.
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>You have to enter in your start code that the mesh should be loaded and activated. You do this by entering the lines **M420 S1** after **G28** in your start code in the slicer.
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