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MeepleForge

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  1. Hope your FW fixes the issue then. My printer seems to be behaving at the moment. the overnight print completed successfully. I will keep printing but that was a wierd issue.
  2. Following my upgrade to the latest firmware 5.3 I have now completed 2 successful prints without having to reboot. Fingers crossed I will be able to complete the largest print overnight.
  3. If it was a bed levelling issue I would expect to see lots of speghetti filament as the remainder of the print gets extruded ? (there's no spaghetti on my prints not sure about JSW)
  4. 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
  5. 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?
  6. Just finished another test print and it seems to be working again now. Only thing I did was a factory reset. so maybe it was that. fingers crossed for a larger print overnight.
  7. Thats strange, I'm having what looks like the same issue after months of no problem at all. I've not changed any settings - not updated firmware recently either. Now every print I try to do stops extruding after a few minutes - usually on the first layer - looks exactly like yours. My printer is a S3 so I also tried printing with extruder 2 in case there was an issue with extruder 1 or with feeder 1. this made no difference and the printer stops feeding PLA after a few minutes. It can't be a bed levelling issue or I would still see PLA being extruded from the nozel. could it be a temperature issue? not sure what to check next.
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