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08-03-2016, 03:10 AM #4
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1) Tried that with acetone and scraping the exterior of both nozzles with not change - Is there are safe way to clean the interior? I have unloaded and reloaded several times w/o it making a difference
I let the nozzle cool down then with a small wire brush dipped in acetone (I print with ABS) carefully clean the nozzle avoiding the heater ceramic tape.
2) Did that and the center of the bed seems a little higher that the other 3 check points but the print starts at the outer edge of the plate - Do these plates warp over time? I did a small print at the extreme left/Front and there was less of a problem but it was a different print that those I had been doing
When filament starts to accumulate on the nozzle it's an indication:
- exterior of the nozzle needs cleaning
- need to really clean the bed or replace the bed surface such as blue tape etc
- more then likely the nozzle is to far from the bed, hence the suggestion to level the bed
I use Simplify3D so before I actually level the bed, I go to "Edit Process Settings", then click on "G-Code", change the "Origin Offset" Z-Axis to -0.1 to bring the nozzle closer to the bed and do a test print
3) Have not done that yet, will do so and report back
Hope this helps
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