After having playing with all the settings available and also resetting them as suggested and you still are having the problem, sounds like there is a good chance there is a mechanical problem, rather than a software/setting problem.
I have been seeing this behavior as well and determined it must be a mechanical problem because I have two UM2's with identical settings. I have tried printing the exact same file on each one, and one prints nice and clean, the other prints with oozing. What else could it be if they have identical settings, are given the same print file, and are using the same filament (Faberdashery brown)?
Any suggestions on what mechanical issues might be going on to cause this?
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It looks like very-easy-to-clean stringing - not too bad - it's hard to say - this looks much better than the photos from before which looked like a disaster. The walls of the rims look perfect, right? It's hard to tell - when I click on your photo it doesn't zoom in (like some photos do on this forum).
What are you printing on? Is it flat? It doesn't look flat. Anyway the bottom layer looks fine so whatever you are printing on I guess it's fine. Or could the parts be wiggling on it? It looks like a paper towel with bumps in it, lol. Better to print on masking tape. Or just glass.
So I guess my main question is - are you sure this is bad? Looks like easy to remove stringing.
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