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The PID settings for the nozzle are tuned for around 180C to 240C. So you might find the temperature is oscillating by 5C or more. If so I can help you fix that. Hopefully, you won't have to do anything as the PID system is pretty robust.
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The easiest way is to add a M302 command at the beginning of the gcode file or to your start gcode.
If you use Cura: you can switch the GCode Flavor to "Marlin" in the machine settings. This makes the start script available for customizing.
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mowijo 0
Thanks a lot. I will see how that works once I get some wax-mix extruded.
I will mark this as solved until proven otherwise by me
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