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I had the same problem with my Ender-3 V2.

You need to check if the feeder bracket is square like explained in this YouTube

If that is not the problem maybe you need a custom bracket to change the spacing between the Z-motor and the frame like this, this or this

I have improved mine a lot using:

• This Z-motor mount
• Using glue stick instead of squeezing the first layer
• Leveling the bed using a feeler gauge instead of a piece of paper
• Initial fan speed 100 %, all layers the same
• Same flow rate, line width, line height on all layers
• Build plate 40 °C, nozzle 205 °C

I had the same problem with my Ender-3 V2.

You need to check if the feeder bracket is square like explained in this YouTube

If that is not the problem maybe you need a custom bracket to change the spacing between the Z-motor and the frame like this, this or this

I have improved mine a lot using:

• This Z-motor mount
• Using glue stick instead of squeezing the first layer
• Leveling the bed using a feeler gauge instead of a piece of paper
• Initial fan speed 100 %, all layers the same
• Same flow rate, line width, line height on all layers
• Build plate 40 °C, nozzle 205 °C
• Seam Corner Preference: Hide or Expose Seam

I had the same problem with my Ender-3 V2.

You need to check if the feeder bracket is square like explained in this YouTube

If that is not the problem maybe you need a custom bracket to change the spacing between the Z-motor and the frame like this, this or this

I have improved mine a lot using:

• This Z-motor mount
• Using glue stick instead of squeezing the first layer
• Leveling the bed using a feeler gauge instead of a piece of paper
• Initial fan speed 100%, all layers the same
• Same flow rate, line width, line height on all layers
• Build plate 40°C, nozzle 205°C

I had the same problem with my Ender-3 V2.

You need to check if the feeder bracket is square like explained in this YouTube

If that is not the problem maybe you need a custom bracket to change the spacing between the Z-motor and the frame like this, this or this

I have improved mine a lot using:

• This Z-motor mount
• Using glue stick instead of squeezing the first layer
• Leveling the bed using a feeler gauge instead of a piece of paper
• Initial fan speed 100 %, all layers the same
• Same flow rate, line width, line height on all layers
• Build plate 40 °C, nozzle 205 °C

I had the same problem with my Ender-3 V2.

You need to check if the feeder bracket is square like explained in this YouTube

If that is not the problem maybe you need a custom bracket to change the spacing between the Z-motor and the frame like this, this or this

I have improved mine a lot using:

• This Z-motor mount
• Leveling the bed using a feeler gauge instead of a piece of paper

I had the same problem with my Ender-3 V2.

You need to check if the feeder bracket is square like explained in this YouTube

If that is not the problem maybe you need a custom bracket to change the spacing between the Z-motor and the frame like this, this or this

I have improved mine a lot using:

• This Z-motor mount
• Using glue stick instead of squeezing the first layer
• Leveling the bed using a feeler gauge instead of a piece of paper
• Initial fan speed 100%, all layers the same
• Same flow rate, line width, line height on all layers
• Build plate 40°C, nozzle 205°C