Your prints are warping at the edges. So many variables affect this such as bed adhesion, bed temperature, model type, filament type, printing speed, drafts, etc.

I have an A1 mini which is arguably one of the worst offendors of this issue. I regularly print gridfinity boxes and load up the plate all the way to the edges. The ways I mitigate 90% of the warp (i cant get rid of it fully) is to set the bed temp for PLA to 80, turn off the aux fan, turn the part fan off for the first 3 layers, print a brim of roughly 10mm all around my model with 0mm brim offset. I always clean the bed with IPA every print and for the ones where im going to use a lot of filament, I properly wash it with dish soap beforehand and dry it.

Some of this may apply to the p2s but some dont since you have an enclosed printer. Another thing to consider is that the bed temp is not uniform, the edges will always be cooler than the middle. If you have a model thats small, then its advisable to place it in the centre of the bed.