Ah, ok, thank you.
So I suppose if it is not moving at any time, something is wrong - either fan or power from board. Well, so I will disassemble the printer and see what the root cause is.....
By the way, I got aware of it when I tried now since several months to get rid of the failure of prints.
When printing the base level (first slice) on larger prints (estimated > 5x5 cm) it already begins to be faded. First part ok, then, when it fills the first level the extrusion begins suddenly to slow down, then no extrusion. It looks like the heat is "crawling up", softening the filament in the part above the white insulator and in the first part of the bowden tube. Then the filament is creeping/being pressed into the small gap between bowden and insulator and no longer pushed through the nozzle. Then it obviously hardens and "grinding begins".
I have played with several combinations of temparature, speed and material flow, nothing helped. But when the fan is not cooling the upper part, its is obvious why it happened.
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On an UM2+ I think the "hot end fan" come on at 40 degrees, on older models they are on all the time
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