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@rreh Wie hast du die Abdeckung hinter dem Druckbett entfernt? Von unten sehe ich zwei Plastik-Nasen, hab da mal etwas drauf herum-gedrückt, bisher wirkt das Teil aber irgendwie Bombenfest und es ist alles so eng man kann auch extrem schlecht dran ziehen.

@Daid Just ran into the issue again yesterday. Are you still working on a fix?

Hi, I recently added a new material profile to Cura. So far so good ... now the printer refuses to start a print when I use that profile, Cura shows a dialog to "overwrite" the configuration. Clicking that button has no effect. The printer shows a dialog on its display to overwrite the configuration, clicking on OK has no effect. The only thing that works is to open the printers web page and apply the configuration change there. Why does only 1 of 3 possibilities to overwrite the configuration work? Why do I even need to accept the configuration change ... when I load the material I select PLA, the material profile says its PLA -> why not just start printing? My environment: Cura 3.6.0 Ultimaker 3 Extended (Firmware: 4.3.3.20180529)

Hi, after updating Cura to recent version, I am now unable to print because instead of any default profile only the "Not Supported" Profile is available. After a clean install (with deleting folders in appdata etc), the profiles a first visible and disappear as soon as I select the current printer configuration, see pictures. Can someone help me?

Hi, Material: PLA Print temperature: 185°C (Initial layer: 190°C) Bed temperature: 70°C Layer height: 0.15mm Flow: 90% (Initial layer: 75% since the auto bed level results in a quite thin nozzle to bed distance) Speed: 70mm/s Other settings should be like the default 1.5mm PLA profile shipped with Cura We actually print directly on glass without adhesion sheets or anything because the print itself holds very well on glass. Directly after a print it is nearly impossible to get it off, we need to wait until the bed cools down so I thing in general adhesion is not a problem, only warping. We tried using adhesion sheets once which results in buying a new build plate since we could not get the print off.

Hi, we have big problems with warping and im a bit lost how to handle it. I did a test print as an example to show our problems (Ignore the missing top layer I ran out of filament). What i totally don't understand is the bent/crooked left site of the print over the support. Is this only a warping artifact? I tried to change bed temperature, initial layer flow, ambient temperature and wall line count but so far nothing really helped. How can we improve our prints?

Hi, I printed a level test to show our problem. If you look carefully at the difference between the last two images, the print near the prime blob looks quite ok, but on the other side (back right side of the print volume) the distance between the nozzle and the print bed is too large. You can even see the difference when comparing the Skirt. Using auto level feature, its always the left back side that has a bigger distance to the nozzle. The auto level feature uses three measuring points, back left, front left and front right. I think it would be necessary to also measure the distance at the back right corner and then somehow average to get the correct plane. Or use a mesh bed level. I also think that there is too much pressure needed for the auto level sensor wich bends the build plate more on the front side. Is this a problem only with our printer or is this a common issue with current auto level implementation?

We upgraded Cura and Ultimaker firmware to latest version recently (Cura version 3.4.1, Ultimaker 3 Extended firmware release from 29.5.18) Since then, printing a model with PLA using PVA as support material results in a layer shift between first and second layer. See attached pictures, model is not printed with a brim, the single layer at one site is shifted but part of the model.

Update: Problem is still reproducible. It also occurred if we pause and abort the print directly on the printer and not only if we pause and abort the print via Cura. The attached picture shows the big prime blob.

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Hi, as far as I know The Ultimaker filament has a NFC tag with information such as the type and the amount of filament on the spool. Can't we get a message in Cura when there is not enough filament left on the spool to print the model?

Firmware version 4.2.5.20180102 Cura version 3.1.0 The printer is currently in use. Maybe I can download the logs tomorrow.

Hi, just found another bug that I would like to share with you. Reproduction steps with Ultimaker 3 Extended connected via WIFI): - Start print via Cura over Network - While printing, pause print via Cura - Abort print via Cura - Clear build plate and select "NO" retry on printer panel - Start another print via Cura over Network Problem: The printer makes a way too big prime blob that will cover the hole nozzle in filmament (about 4 times the size of a normal prime blob). The extruder will mill into the filmament. Would be great to get a fast fix for this issue. This is the 8th bug that we have seen on our Ultimaker 3 Extended within 3 month in occasionally usage.

Hi, when changing the material, the print core does not heat up during unload so the filmament is ripped of in the print core. The print core then heats up for loading. Is this done on purpose or is this a bug?

Update: The problem occurred again with actual firmware after our printer got a new IP adress from the DHCP server. You can see the issue just using a web-browser. Type in the new assigned IP adress leads to a small web page: Click on "Cura Connect": Switch to "Drucker" (Printer) tab: As you can see there is a IP mismatch. The IP on the bottom is the old IP adress. After switching WIFI OFF and ON everything is fine: