Ender 3 V2 neo printer halted. kill() called

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What is the problem?

When I start printing anything, it completes the autoleveling and then this error appears, and freezes the printer, manual controls don't work.

What did you already try to solve it?

Adjusting eccentric nuts (I think the problem is that the Z axis is not aligned).

Have you tried running in safe mode?

Yes

Did running in safe mode solve the problem?

No

Systeminfo Bundle

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serial.log (740 Bytes)
octoprint.log (552.4 KB)

Additional information about your setup

OctoPrint version, OctoPi version, printer, firmware, browser, operating system, ... as much data as possible

OctoPrint 1.9.3, creality stock marlin firmware, chrome, windows. Running OctoPi on Pi 3B.

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Hello @Arluxio !

The issue is the following:

2024-02-04 19:27:08,049 - octoprint.util.comm - WARNING - Received an error from the printer's firmware: Printer halted. kill() called!
| Last lines in terminal:
| Recv:  8 -0.23166 -0.22794 -0.22401 -0.22019 -0.21678 -0.21410 -0.21209 -0.21056 -0.20957 -0.20917 -0.20943 -0.21059 -0.21261 -0.21512 -0.21776 -0.22014
| Recv:  9 -0.25507 -0.25375 -0.25237 -0.25101 -0.24977 -0.24871 -0.24744 -0.24589 -0.24468 -0.24442 -0.24574 -0.24910 -0.25409 -0.26000 -0.26615 -0.27183
| Recv: 10 -0.24750 -0.24805 -0.24864 -0.24922 -0.24969 -0.25000 -0.24954 -0.24836 -0.24736 -0.24744 -0.24950 -0.25409 -0.26062 -0.26824 -0.27615 -0.28350
| Recv: 11 -0.19877 -0.20070 -0.20273 -0.20471 -0.20649 -0.20793 -0.20844 -0.20812 -0.20785 -0.20851 -0.21098 -0.21575 -0.22223 -0.22969 -0.23739 -0.24461
| Recv: 12 -0.11446 -0.11785 -0.12138 -0.12485 -0.12804 -0.13074 -0.13247 -0.13335 -0.13414 -0.13559 -0.13844 -0.14306 -0.14895 -0.15556 -0.16235 -0.16878
| Recv: 13 -0.00980 -0.01471 -0.01980 -0.02479 -0.02944 -0.03350 -0.03658 -0.03886 -0.04089 -0.04324 -0.04646 -0.05074 -0.05572 -0.06110 -0.06658 -0.07186
| Recv: 14 +0.09993 +0.09349 +0.08685 +0.08031 +0.07418 +0.06877 +0.06430 +0.06057 +0.05724 +0.05396 +0.05038 +0.04648 +0.04249 +0.03844 +0.03438 +0.03035
| Recv: 15 +0.19950 +0.19156 +0.18338 +0.17532 +0.16774 +0.16100 +0.15521 +0.15014 +0.14560 +0.14145 +0.13750 +0.13389 +0.13072 +0.12782 +0.12497 +0.12200
| Recv: 
| Recv: echo:Settings Stored (698 bytes; crc 31519)
| Recv: echo:busy: processing
| Recv:  T:150.22 /150.00 B:40.00 /40.00 @:51 B@:27
| Recv: echo:busy: processing
| Recv:  T:150.42 /150.00 B:40.02 /40.00 @:48 B@:24
| Recv: echo:busy: processing
| Recv:  T:150.46 /150.00 B:40.02 /40.00 @:48 B@:25
| Recv: echo:busy: processing
| Recv:  T:150.42 /150.00 B:39.98 /40.00 @:49 B@:33
| Recv: echo:Homing Failed
| Recv: Error:Printer halted. kill() called!

Check your bed, and if you have a sheet, check beneath that.

In addition, you have an undervoltage issue

2024-02-04 19:35:44,313 - octoprint.plugins.pi_support - WARNING - This Raspberry Pi is reporting problems that might lead to bad performance or errors caused by overheating or insufficient power.
!!! UNDERVOLTAGE REPORTED !!! Make sure that the power supply and power cable are capable of supplying enough voltage and current to your Pi.

And please always post the complete systeminfo bundle. BTW: the serial.log is empty.

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Thanks @Ewald_Ikemann, Wdym with checking my bed? it's working properly? Or leveling it? I'm kinda new to all this so don't really know what to look after.

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We appreciate to write full words. This is an international site and not all readers understand cryptic abbreviations.

If there are obstacles.

Due to the homing: Do you use sensorless homing?

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'Homing failed' implies there was an issue with the probe or limit switches that were supposed to have triggered. I would probably guess it's a hardware issue, perhaps a loose connection or something.

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No, I use the stock switches, but sometimes it bugs out and the stepper starts clicking loudly. I don't know why, I checked all connections, only thing I didn't look at is the motherboard. Thanks for explaining though. By the way, solved the undervoltage issue.

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Could it be a loose connection from the motherboard? Because I checked all stepper and switches' cables.

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