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Help: Ultimaker 2 Extended Prints Failing After Raft
If the prints still fail, you can check the temperature sensor. It might not fully connect to the nozzle and send weird temperature readings. You can skip step 2. in the following guide:
In any case, do take a closer look at the printer while it prints. Does the feeder motor at the back jump back from time to time? Or is the filament unobstructed and can move freely?
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Nicolinux 288
Hi,
it looks like there is too little filament extruded or maybe extruded at the wrong temperature.
Check that there is nothing stuck in the feeder at the back. Then try the "atomic method" to clean the nozzle from the inside:
https://ultimaker.com/en/manuals/149-atomic-method
If the prints still fail, you can check the temperature sensor. It might not fully connect to the nozzle and send weird temperature readings. You can skip step 2. in the following guide:
https://ultimaker.com/en/manuals/252-disassembly
In any case, do take a closer look at the printer while it prints. Does the feeder motor at the back jump back from time to time? Or is the filament unobstructed and can move freely?
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