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 - They have not [[tune_probe_configurations|configured the z probe tolerances]] and they are at the egregiously overly tolerant Klipper or Elegoo defaults.  - They have not [[tune_probe_configurations|configured the z probe tolerances]] and they are at the egregiously overly tolerant Klipper or Elegoo defaults. 
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 +- A saved or reused bed mesh was loaded and used to print resulting in an invalid compensation matrix being applied as bed meshes are never similar between prints and immediately stale. They're invalid any time the plate is moved, the print removed or the plate touched, or if it's been heated and reheated. Owners should be using a bed mesh run at print time, preferably Orca's Direct Adaptive Bed Mesh Compensation. 
  
 All of the above permit conditions inviting z probe height readings that vary between G28s and homing of the z axis virtual end stop.  All of the above permit conditions inviting z probe height readings that vary between G28s and homing of the z axis virtual end stop. 
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