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Yes you're supposed to relax it while it's being stored but this wouldn't cause that.
This thing was dropped on its front.
Don't know if you got it like this or if you got someone else in the house but that y axis tensioner sticks out pretty far in the front and it looks like it got knocked pretty good.
Hmmm, I don't remember it being this way when I bought it. I suppose it's possible someone dropped it, I've had people watch my house over vacation. But then again, I didn't align anything or even level the bed before I used it after storing it, you'd think it'd be at least a little out of whack?