Ender3v2 Neo Probe Triggered prior to movement

Basic Information:

Printer Model: Ender3v2 Neo
MCU / Printerboard: STM32F103
Host / SBC: RPI 5 64bit base FW
klippy.log: Attaching fresh klippy log and the printer cfg.

printer.cfg (10.5 KB)

klippy_8_19.log (38.1 KB)

Describe your issue:

I have 2 identical Ender3 V2 Neos, I started setting them up from scratch a few days ago. One of them works normally and I used the same config for the problematic one.

It homes and prints normally, however when I try to get a bed mesh I get

Probe triggered prior to movement

Failed to verify BLTouch probe is raised; retrying.

I replaced the CR touch (had a brand new one available) but same issue, I traced the cable and it appeared good. Checked multiple settings like safe Z hop, tried manually moving the head before the bed mesh, nothing I was able to find worked. I also thought the power backfeeding could be the problem, so I snipped the red wire of the USB cable..

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Welcome Caneff,

V4.22 and V4.27 printer board wiring


schematics
1623133432-Creality422-Schematic-2a.pdf (103.8 KB)

https://github.com/Creality3DPrinting/Ender-3/files/7626788/1623133432-Creality422-Schematic-2.pdf

I would exchange one of the two cr touch with the working cr touch and check both printers again.
That will isolate where the faulty part. Just the first step. It can be a cr touch, the wiring, or the printer board.

Thank you very much for the details, however the problem was much simpler that this. My bed level was not even remotely good, and from homing in the middle to going to the starting point of the probes the difference was so great, that the CR touch couldn’t extend fully.

I hadn’t noticed this since the printer is in another room, I asked a friend to start the calibrate for me and it all clicked. Went back to leveling the bed and z-offset, and it’s now working. Maybe this helps somebody at least.

Cool. Please mark your last reply as solution.

I would recommend to do
Configuration checks - Klipper documentation and Bed Level.
Also have a look at
Welcome! | Ellis’ Print Tuning Guide
with both printers. You will get better prints.