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M302 not working. Any ideas? Printing with PCL at 130 °C and PVA as support
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· M302 not working. Any ideas? Printing with PCL at 130 °C and PVA as support
Thank you Daid!
When printing a model with a single material yesterday one M302 command at the start of the Gcode did the job, so I got the feeling that it had something to do with the hotend change.
I started a small print of 15 layers in which i added M302 after each T0 and now I have extrusion on every layer with both extruders. So it works!
I just started a larger print of 378 layers, so we will see how it turns out.
Thanks again for the quick answer!
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After a T0 or T1 you need to use M302 again, as the hotend lifting code is disabling and enabling the minimal extrusion temperature.
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Thank you Daid!
When printing a model with a single material yesterday one M302 command at the start of the Gcode did the job, so I got the feeling that it had something to do with the hotend change.
I started a small print of 15 layers in which i added M302 after each T0 and now I have extrusion on every layer with both extruders. So it works!
I just started a larger print of 378 layers, so we will see how it turns out.
Thanks again for the quick answer!
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