Though there is only 1dB difference in the case of 1f lock, note that it's 1dB decrease not 1dB increase. Checking excited amplitude before and after phasing with same manner as the 3f case in klog#30037, excited amplitude was increased from -66.9dB to -65.3dB (please compare the left top panels of Fig.1 and Fig.2). OLTF gain of 1f lock decreased as 1dB in spite of increasing gain as 1.6dB by phasing. In other words, OLTF of 1f lock has unknown difference as -2.6dB from the past measurement.
According to the investigation about gain difference in the 3f case (klog#30037), unknown difference on the OLTF of 3f lock between measurements in 2024 and in 2022 is +3dB. Because actuator (PRM_TM_L) is common in 1f lock and 3f lock, the fact that a sign of unknown difference is opposite in 1f lock (+3dB) and in 3f lock (-2.6dB) couldn't be explained by only the difference in the actuator efficiency.
So it seems that all optical gain of 1f, optical gain of 3f, and actuator efficiency of PRM_TM_L changed. Or only optical gains of 1f and 3f changed to the opposite direction each other. As for the latter, I cannot think of a reasonable cause, but is there a good idea by experts? (How about beam clip only at POP?)
In addition to the consideration about changes in optics, more careful checks about digital filters, gain, matrices seem to be required. In klog#30037, only about PRCgain in LSC-REFL_PDA2_RF135_I FilterBank was mentioned. But all other filters except LSC-PRCL1 and LSC-PRCL2, EPICS norm factors, and in/out matrices can affect this issue.