i haven’t seen this before but now all my prints contains at least one of these.
I’m using the included repeiter software but the gap is not always on that height
Hi!
A lot of problems possible:
- Maybe you have a problem with filament feeding.
- Please check the temperature also. Check the real temperaure with a separte instrument near the nozzle.
- Filament material? PLA, ABS?
- Maybe a problem with the filament quality. Is it dry?
Greetings!
- I’l try to disassemble the extruder and reassemble it.
- The temperature sometimes drops to 185 instead of the targeted 190.
- i’m using regular PLA from addnorth.
- The roll is a about a week old and was sealed when i bought it. The room the printer is in is also dry.
Thanks!
Hi!
- Please check that the feeding wheel not slip on the stepper spindel. (back side of the Printer) At first it happen sometimes, later more and more. I have had the same problem some times ago. In the end I have flatten one side at the spindel of the stepper motor.
- Please try a little bit higher temperature. At my printer I use a temperature around 200°C for PLA. You can improve the stability of the temperature by change the temperature PI-settings. I’m not sure that the auto tuning is supportet
- OK, but I have no experience with it.
- How is the humidity in your room? Did you measure it The standard moisture is still too high for some filaments. You should always keep the filament in a dry box when you don’t need it.
I have no data what is the best humidity for storing filaments. I have most time 20% or better.
Please check at first point 1. and 2.
Greetings!
Hey,
I’ve started a print on 200°C and it didn’t have the issue!
I’ll keep printing on 200 to as it seems to work better.
Thanks!