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I've been printing for the last few days using the same bed mesh since I haven't changed filaments, etc. I started having an issue in one corner of the bed and noticed the bed mesh has a weird anomaly and thinks there is a raised spot 5mm on this section. So I deleted the corresponding bed mesh (named 50.0c_0.0c). I submitted a new print and expected it to create a new bedmesh, but it said it found 50.0c_0.0c and was using it. I was able to see that same spot on the mesh.
I power cycled and I could see the mesh in the list again. I deleted it again and then ran a new mesh and named it the same (50.0c_0.0c). I can load this mesh and I can see that 5mm spot is gone). But i submitted another print, and it loads the old mesh i've deleted twice now.
I've been printing for the last few days using the same bed mesh since I haven't changed filaments, etc. I started having an issue in one corner of the bed and noticed the bed mesh has a weird anomaly and thinks there is a raised spot 5mm on this section. So I deleted the corresponding bed mesh (named 50.0c_0.0c). I submitted a new print and expected it to create a new bedmesh, but it said it found 50.0c_0.0c and was using it. I was able to see that same spot on the mesh.
I power cycled and I could see the mesh in the list again. I deleted it again and then ran a new mesh and named it the same (50.0c_0.0c). I can load this mesh and I can see that 5mm spot is gone). But i submitted another print, and it loads the old mesh i've deleted twice now.
I'm not sure what to do about this.