Help with "Move out of range"

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Basic Information:

Printer Model: Ender 3 S1 Pro - glass bed - silicone spacers about 2cm in heigth
MCU / Printerboard: STM32F401
Host / SBC: Raspberry Pi 4 B
klippy.log:
klippy.log (941.8 KB)

printer.cfg (4.1 KB)

Describe your issue:

Hello there, I am trying to use the Bed Mesh calibration no matter what I try to change in the config file it always gives me the error " Move out of range: -36.000 -45.000 5.000 [0.000] "

I was following a couple YouTube guides

After I followed Screws Tilt Adjust guide I was able to use the Bed Mesh calibrate, but after the BL Touch guide it start giving me the error.
I’ve been trying to do small changes in my config in the hopes I could get it fixed but nothing. pretty sure I did some wrong calculations.
If anyone could point me in a direction that would be very much appriciated.
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Youtube Guides:

Let Klipper level your bed with the built-in tool screws_tilt_adjust (youtube.com)

BL Touch complete setup for Klipper! Maximize your probed bed mesh! (youtube.com)

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Hello @face_jace !

For using a probe for bed mesh, you always have to take the probes offset into consideration.

When the probe/BLtouch is 34 mm right of the nozzle and you start the mesh at -4, you obviously get an out of range error for -36

The same for Y: probe/BLtouch 41 mm in behind of the nozzle, start at -4, the error is -45

The mesh limits should be:

mesh_min 35, 45
mesh_max 255,235

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Thank you for the response.
I actually made the adjustments you suggested but still was getting the move out of range, when it started to probe the bed it finished the first row and it would stop with the range error.
So I changed the values back to the default config that I got from klipper cfgs repository and finally I got a bed mesh.

My current printer cfg:
printer.cfg (4.1 KB)

Using the Screws Tilt Adjust really helped getting a better bed mesh but I still have a big dip in the left side screws specially the upper left it dips a lot.

someone suggested it could be the silicone spacers that are somehow touching the strain relief but it looks to me that the spacers are all touching the bed as they should.

Any suggestions on why would it dip only on the left side?

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Please attach the klippy.log.

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Sorry for the late reply, here comes attached the klippy log:
klippy.log (53.7 KB)

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There is no error message in the log, but I assume it’s about 234.5. This is very close to 235.

Try with a Y max of 192 for the bed mesh.

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