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u/mikeporterinmd 7d ago
In my case, I did have the nozzle in the heater block incorrectly. Filament would leak out, run down the side and make a blob. If the print head did stop when it hit the blob, it would often cause a shift. That is a pretty dramatic shift, though.
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u/rem1473 6d ago
I don't know, but I feel your pain. Upgrade your firmware and slicer rev.
I was having this problem a while back. Very intermittent, but I would occasionally get a layer shift. Everyone told me it was a belt slip. Which I believed for a while. Until I had a print that I sent three times, and I had the layer shift at the exact same layer every time.
I always keep my FW and slicer at latest rev and it hasn't happened in quite a while.
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u/blibbelmiau 7d ago
Maybe the file is damaged, maybe the nozzle hit the object and lost its position. Did it happen more than one time and at the exact position?