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Feeder goes crazy (iper rotation) when starting a print

By lucagiorcelli, in Ultimaker 3D printers

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Posted in Feeder goes crazy (iper rotation) when starting a print (edited)

 

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The video above shows the following strange behaviour on Ultimaker 2:

 

  1. Flow starts regularly.
  2. After few seconds the feeder goes in iper rotation.
  3. At the same time, the nozzle speed becomes very slow.

 

The problem appeared two days ago (my Ultimaker is 4 months old).

The problem persists with different gcodes.

The problems disappears if I restart the Ultimaker.

The problem comes back after 2/3 prints after restart.

What is it?

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