Kevparang

Okay.

Oilers help make the hotend more coated to protect the metal, It is easier to pass though and their will be less, issues, It eliminated all my issues with clogging.

Good Luck!!

Pink lighting on the push button and turnwheel, yes, nice point!!!

Sure, I will do it now!!!

Can you uninstall and reinstall cura?

Then, It may be the slicing, the print temperature(propably not) ,or the layer height. https://www.simplify3d.com/support/print-quality-troubleshooting/#layer-separation-and-splitting

Make sure to check if the lights are getting the power they need, I am not sure what the specs they have/.

If you level properly you can print with a better adhesion and his layers are split, and the first layer is important, but whatever.

Good luck with your ultimaker.

To add on to @nallath you also need to know your layer height to add to the cross section of the area.

I agree with Robert also make sure you are leveled.

You can do it in Tinkercad I think, I just do not really get what you mean.

I think he means this: - broken link -

It also might be the level. Make sure you level correctly. Here is a guide to how your first layer should look like. https://ultimaker.com/en/resources/21330-what-does-a-successful-first-layer-look-like

Might want to increase the temperature a bit, and play with the retraction. Leveling close is sometimes not good, because then the nozzle may scrap the part. Please let us know your temperature on the heated bed, and hotend. I think it should be fairly okay, but under extrusion or low temperature printing can also lead to clogs. In addition a good upgrade you can do is use an oiler, I have it on the Robo 3D and when I did not I would have issues, now I do not. It will help with less clogs too, if you mostly print in PLA.

I think it is good to click both of them if possible, and if the head stops but moves a bit again, that means your stepper motor is bad because they are supposed to lock.

Try doing this: When you are homing after the z-axis homes, quickly press the x-limit switch if it stops then we probably know it is not your limit switch and one or both of your stepper motors.

Yes, I was waiting for that!!!

He is not, he does not know this exists.

I am talking about turning in it to 1.75 mm filament.

You can do it with Simplify 3D too.

It is possible, but not worth it because it will still need a bowden tube.

Some of the thermistor got stuck to the block. It is hard to explain. But just ignore this whatever.

Okay the thermistor broke and was stuck to the block.