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By MeepleForge · Posted
I'm running an S3 with firmware v 5.2.11 there is a newer version 5.3 and i'm going to upgrade but I'm not holding out any hope that it will fix anything. in other news my print core 2 now has filament stuck in it that just won't pull out. 😞 so thats now out of action and I'm back to print core 1 -
My optimism was a bit premature. The flat piece failed, almost exactly like yours and my previous one. However, power-down, wait, turn on, print the vertical post, came out perfect. This is not making sense. I'm wondering if this may be software related, and it might be a good idea to version the box as a next step. I'm currently running 6.5.2, what are you running? -
Second that. It's quite a pain, same issue with Polycarbonates long prints. -
Hi Fabian! thanks for reaching out. Your request sound very legit... I'll bring it up with the team. btw, would you be interested in having a small interview with me to talk about your digital Factory workflow? We are planning some further improvements to the print job section and I'd like to review some ideas with our customers. kind regards, Lorenzo Ultimaker UX team -
By MeepleForge · Posted
Mine has failed again after I got the successful print yesterday. i will try a power cycle and see what that does. (obviously thats one of the things that the Factory reset did earlier which begs the question did the factory reset do anything or was it the power cycle that did the trick?) I've tested with 2 different print heads, bowden tubes and filfment feeder units with exactly the same results, so I gues this is something further up the chain like maybe the controller? maybe the controller is causing the print heads to lose heat after the job has been running for a few minutes and that causes the filament to stop feeding?
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