Trouble with print being off ( see pic )

[jimpeyton 0]

Maybe someone has the same problem. My question is what causes the print to be off? see attached pic. would a factory reset cure this problem? the print looks as if a strong wind was blowing as it was printing?? thanks Jim

[neotko 1,361]

Check 'shifting layers'

http://support.3dverkstan.se/article/23-a-visual-ultimaker-troubleshooting-guide#shifted

[SandervG 1,016]

Besides that, the layers also seem a little bit under extruded, and it looks like you could bend your fanshrouds a little bit more inwards to close the gap, like in this photo.

Neo also had a valid tip, check out the guide. It is a pretty good guide.

What material you have used, and at what temperature and speed are you printing?

Have you ever replaced your PTFE/TFM coupler, or do an Atomic Method?

[jimpeyton 0]

thanks for the reply and the advise. I'm using PLA temp at 225 deg.

100% speed but slowed it down same effect. I just replaced the coupler.

The material flows from nozzle in a straight line so I don't think it's the material or extruder. I've noticed that when I turn printer off and try to move in x y directions that it seems very tight or hard to move?? any suggestions? Jim

[Job_van_gennip 9]

Have you lately moved your printer or knocked into it?

The tension could have to do with the driving belts or the alignment of the axis.

[gr5 962]

Um...

@jimpeyton - I've seen this problem 100 times and seen it fixed 100 times. It's very simple. Neotko gave you the correct answer a week ago so no one added much to that.