Partially Solved Auto Leveling Touching 6 of 9 points

This is a printer we have in our office at work. It is 3 months old and we have the upgraded version of the R1.
It has been working very well. I went to use the printer today and noticed that the lead screw nuts were not connected to the carrage.
I proceeded to reinstall the guide stops and switches on both sides to the carrage, as they should by.
The switches are depresses as the carrage sits as it should be. All looks as it should.
When I run the G28 I centers and the hot end touches the bed.
When I run the G29 the hot end hits the 1st, 2nd point and moves to the 3rd. It gets to its X axis location and raises. It never lowers to the bed. When it goes to its 4th point it lowers and touches. It also touches the 5th point. The 6th has the same results as the 3rd. Same results with the last row, points 7, 8 and 9.
The result when printing is horrible as the hot end is too far away from the table.

So, all three points on the right side of the table never get touched. Infact the head never lowers, only raises.

Anyone have suggestions to remedy this

I will get this on video if it helps

 

I do know about the switches. That is what I thought it was as well. Both switches are engaged and seem to be functioning as they should be. I will check wire connections again but they seemed pretty secure. I didn't see that any of the wires were damaged. That may be an issue as well but I really don't think so.

Could anything else cause this?

 

Here is the video I said I would post. This shows the whole g29 auto leveling sequence. I tired to show the switches as well.

 

I used a set of calipers. The X axis bars are only .0013" out of level. Left side is higher. It's not going to get much closer than that.

I have seen that though where the X axis is way out of alignment and yes, That is pretty much exactly what it does.
I am very confused why this problem persists. I will be checking the wires for damage tomorrow. I am really not sure it would act this way if the wires were damaged.

 

Ok, I have noticed something this time.
When the carriage gets to the right side the left side raises up and off of the switch.
Odd. I have not taken the time, because I am actually at work, to see why it is doing this.
Mark, I knew you were right but I just wasn't seeing the issue. Well, Found it!
Thanks for all the responses.
Waldo, You had it right to.
Any ideas on why I am having the issue of the X Axis raising on the left side when the carriage is on the right?
Thinking as I am writing... Does this mean that My X Axis bars could be bent?