Stall protection board adjustment

Tim,  initially I adjusted the stall protection board CV pot 15 turns CW from soft click, CC pot 7 CW turns from soft click.  Since I do not hear the soft click on CC pot, so I turned CC pot CCW at least 20 turns, then CW for 7 turns.
Then I followed the meter method, disconnect the motor leads from terminal, connected the AMP meter between - and +, the current reading was 1.9A, so I adjusted CC pot CCW to reach 1.5A.  But once in a while I can see the Blue LED(CHSRH) flashes quickly when the motor turns.  Does this means I reach the maximum current of 1.5A?  But the current reading was about 0.49A on the display of Stall Protection Board, and the motor is only driving the auger without any load.  What should I do?  Should I adjust to 1.7A using meter adjustment method?  Can you also explain these 3 LEDs - CC/Cv, CHSRG and FULL?  FULL LED stays on Green, never seen CC/CV came on.  Thanks for your inputs.

Here is my finished Filastruder.

I don't recommend putting any short circuit (which your Fluke in current mode would be) on the output of the stall protection board, it is not really made to handle dead shorts.

The proper way of checking the current limit is to use a dummy load, for instance the included heater, as described in the instructions.

But other than that, it sounds like you did everything fine and are ready for extrusion. I'd say there's no need to re-do the stall protection test with the heater, just that it isn't good practice to do it the way you originally did.

I think i have the same problem, my stall protection shows 0.7A its extruding, but very very slow.. also my barrel was not straight but while testing without pellets the barrel turned a bit so the opening for the pellets and hopper is now turned 45degrees clockwise and now it seems straight.. also no click for me at the cv pot.. how did you fix getting more A on the stall protection? hopefully it also extrudes a bit quicker then.. thanks!