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  1. Looking for help with a S5 bundle.  

    I keep getting this error message (ER86) when I try to print with an S5 with air manager.  I've changed the filter and checked the fan and can't see any issue. The printer also keeps dropping from Digital Factory printer list.  When it is on the list, it won't start any of the pending prints.  When I run a print via a USB, it fails because of ER86.  Any ideas?

     

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  2. Came in this morning to find the screen blank on the s5.  Just a white screen.  restarted the machine.  Now I only see vertical stripes.  Have restarted several times.  Several different patterns of stripes, but nothing else.  Pics below.  Camera in machine still works and Cura can find it.  All software up to date.  

     

    Tried restart without materials station connected and it started as normal.  Turned off machine and reconnected materials station and it failed to restart properly, back to vertical stripes.  Tried again without materials station attached, back to vertical stripes.  

     

    So it fails whether the materials station is attached or not. 

     

    In the middle of a projects. Lots of deadlines.  Need this this to work.

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  3. Kinda wondering what the environment would be in the shop mentioned in the OP.

    Humidity might have been a factor.

    It is a new space with a new climate control system. I've not measured the humidity, but it doesn't seem humid. It is very chilly, however. The AC is set low and I don't have local control over the setting.

    The problem is, the AC is usually turned off over the weekend so the climate in the makerspace would have changed. I am sure the humidity would have increased.

  4. That is what my cores looked like last week. I heated both cores up and managed to get them out. I pulled a lot of plastic out while still attached. I cleaned the BB core while hot with Needle nose pliers. But by the time I got to the AA core, the plastic was soft, but not really able to let go and pulled out two wires because the plastic had hardened just enough to be problematic. I bought backups.

    But, if I had a small heat gun, I think I could have gotten the AA core cleaned no issue.

    I'll give it a try, don't think I can make things much worse.

  5. You are correct SandervG the model on the 3 came loose. It was a long (30hr) print with multiple parts (not set-up by me) which was bound to fail from the start. I was not there to veto.

    The 2+ print also failed, but in an odd way. It was running overnight. In the morning i found half the object printed on the bed, but the printer was showing a z axis error and I found a huge blob of PLA under the print bed.

  6. On Friday this happened on one of the 2+. That is orange PLA completely encasing the wires. I thought it was a bit of bad luck and would box it up and send it in for repairs.

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    Today I walked in and found a failed print in one of the new 3's and this mess.

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    I assume I have to send them both in for repair, but thought I would check to see if anyone had an idea why this was happening.

    Both were using RS Pro PLA. And both had just had successful prints from these filament reels. The 2+ has been in use for about 8 months and the 3 for less than 6 weeks.

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  7. Good news! After some bending and twisting of the front fan bracket, I closes and stays in place as the printhead moves around. Thank you for the advice tomnagel.

    The bad news is that I can't get it to print anything. I completed the setup steps and loaded a print onto the USB, but it just keeps telling me that "the difference between the height of the printcores exceeds realistic values."

    ???

    Several testprints are made with every printer that leaves the factory, and one of them is in your styrofoam packaging (dual color piece).

    The metal shaft is supposed to be clicked in the black sliderblock. Feel free to click it in.

    Seems to me your printer had a rough ride on its way to you. How did the box look like?

    How much do you want to do yourself to get the printer running? I have some tips for you. The front fan bracket should be hinged on the back of the printhead. Is the bracket attached to the hinge points?

    Secondly, the front fan bracket may be bent a little. See this illustration.

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    You may carefully bend your bracket slightly to get it to click right.

    Of course, you have every right to not do this and ask your reseller for support. You paid for a premium product, and I'm sorry to hear it did not arrive right.

  8. I was able to push the shaft back into the sideblock.  

    The magnets are pushed all the way back into their plastic holders so I don't think they are extending out too far.  The magnets work and other magnets stick to the bolts, but even when I take both printheads out and press the cover closed and see that they are touching the bolts, they don't stick.  The cover itself is flexing like a spring and pushes the magnets away from the bolts when I let go.

  9. Setting up our new 3 extended and can't get the printhead cover to close. The printhead cover was taped shut when we unboxed. We removed the tape to put in the BB printhead and the cover won't close. Tried to close it without the printheads installed, and it still won't close. The magnets appear to be spaced too far from the bolts.

    Advice?

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