During operation, the printer emits various vibrations, and when the end switch touches the limiter, it slightly rotates. All these vibrations lead to the end switch being twisted, nothing holds it, since the spring is very short.

Because of all this, the set table height is knocked down and when restarting, the extruder can start pressing the table and scratching it, this can also affect the heating of the motors.

You can buy a longer spring, but why do this if you can print a spacer. It solved all the problems, now the limiter rests against the spring as it should :)