After recent updates, I noticed that very often the printer stops printing because spaghetti was detected. There was never a spaghetti print, and the problem was always with the black PLA filament, which leaves some threads.
It turns out that the problem is not so much with the threads on the printout, as with the additional lighting. When I turned off the additional lighting under the cover (which I made, I have a LED strip around the glass cover) - the detection of spaghetti (on the same models, printed with the same filament) was not repeated once. I turned on the lighting - after half an hour, the first pause due to the detection of (fake) spaghetti.