Align on the artboard

I create a new file in Illustrator. 30 x 30 px. No background just black outline.

I have create a new rectangle 27 27 px

I select the rectangle and go to the icon to align on the artboard

I click the icon Center Horizontal alignment and Vertical alignment to Center

It moves, but it is not aligned in the Center

center.png

I don't understand. Is there anything else I have to do. I don't know there are no guides, no other objects. I closed and open Illustrator and does not always Center.

I have the same problem if I create a new document with any new rectangle. I don't know what else to check.

Any ideas?

It looks like another problem with "snap to grid of pixels.

Open the transform Panel and check it.

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