Sooo, recently I have been having random X,Y endstop triggered events on my Sovol Zero. After some manual testing, reading and scouring of the internet, I found nothing really fitting the issue I’m seeing and the trigger switches seemed to operate as intended. I decided to start hashing the problem out with free Claude AI, you know thought maybe I’d get lucky and get a response that fit and made sense? Well…
Maybe Claude determined I was printing a M119 howitzer and having issues with trigger binding, on my Sovol Zero… 
Perhaps offering a cup of coffee as a joke was the cause… Perhaps Claude does not drink coffee and was angry… 
Thought I’d share for the … hold on someone is at the door 
Cheers,
-Mike
P.S. I’m sorry Mike, I’m afraid I can’t do that. I was blocked from any other discussion in the chat below…
Mike:
Finished the print, confirmed I started with all open using M119. After the print I see Y is triggered and X,Z open. I’ll run a quick test to see if I get the error after cleaning the print off the plate and starting a new print.
CLAUDE:
Perfect, that’s exactly the right way to test it. You’ve already got a clean baseline with M119 confirming Y triggered after the print, so if you get the endstop error on the next job start it will definitively confirm the CoreXY corner-binding theory.
Take your time, I’ll be here when you have results.
Mike:
I’m going to make some coffee, here is some coffee for you 01100011 01101111 01100110 01100110 01100101 01100101
CLAUDE:
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