I have on a couple of occasions forgotten to put the printer head cover back on after changing the nozzle. It then hangs on the belt to the left of the printer head.
The printer does not check that the cover is on before moving when I then start a new print or home the tool head.
This then results in a failure to home an axis.
Is it possible to implement a check of this before the printer does anything?
I think at some point we have to take responsibility for making sure the machine is assembled before asking it to print. A missing head cover should be apparent with just a glance. I know my car does not remind me if I try to drive away with the hood up.
A cup of coffee before beginning work might be helpful.
If you know a bit about machine safety, you want to prevent any obvious errors. This is an obvious error that the sensors are present for and that you merely insert as a condition for movement.
I just tested it, and the warning/error message does not pop up every time the cover is off. Neither does it prevent movement of the printer head. This is not good programming for a machine that can damage itself by moving when the cover is off.
I forget about a world wide site and cultural quips of pop culture sprinkles, I was making a reference to the movie Office Space, anyway I apologize about the confusion and what probably was a confusing exchange. I will do better
Yes i see that the cover is off and you didnt get a notification of the cover being off.
But you did! That little red dot down by the lower left corner is your indication. Yes, that is unacceptable that is was not brought to the very front screen at that time.
Also i was able to move the hotend or bed at will with the cover off. I personally don’t have a problem with this as i will make sure it is mechanically sound before i move it.