kmanstudios 1,120
Just off the top of my head, the cleaned setup has probably change filament flow and you may need to adjust your slicer settings accordingly.
Just off the top of my head, the cleaned setup has probably change filament flow and you may need to adjust your slicer settings accordingly.
Maybe... But why does it make a loud noise? I am never near it when it does it, so maybe I should stay in the room while it prints to see what is happening...
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IRobertI 521
Has the feeder chewed up filament recently? It could be that the knurled feeder wheel is completely loaded with filament dust and is having a hard time gripping the filament. Take the feeder apart and give it a good cleaning. Here's a guide on how to disassemble it:
http://support.3dverkstan.se/article/64-disassembly-of-the-ultimaker-2-plus-feeder
Obviously you don't have to take it completely apart to get to the feeder wheel.
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WOW! That was the most hands-on I've ever been with my Ultimaker. I ended up taking it completely off. Let me tell you, there was some pretty colored pixie dust in there. Even though there were some "OMG! WHERE DID THAT SCREW GO!?" moments, overall it was a good learning experience. And most of all, it now works! Huzzah!
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Houston, we may have a problem. Since doing that, I have noticed the prints are more stringy, there have been big blobs of filament in the print, and also, every so often I hear a loud clacking sound. I assume this is related to when I took off the feeder? Did I not do something right when putting it back, or is this a new issue?
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