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1 hour ago, starbuck said:Perhaps it's the gold pins that connect the PrintCores to the back of the print head? Use a flashlight to check those out real good.
Would not hurt to pull it out and clean it too just to make sure.
1 hour ago, starbuck said:Perhaps it's the gold pins that connect the PrintCores to the back of the print head? Use a flashlight to check those out real good.
Would not hurt to pull it out and clean it too just to make sure.
11 hours ago, starbuck said:Perhaps it's the gold pins that connect the PrintCores to the back of the print head? Use a flashlight to check those out real good.
10 hours ago, kmanstudios said:Would not hurt to pull it out and clean it too just to make sure.
I have tried swapping print head and its always "Print core 2" but actually printcore 2 has been swapped and works fine in slot 1. if that makes sense.
So you think it might be the connections on the print head but in the print core slot?
Edited by neo-ninja
Hey Guys,
Quick update spoke to UM here in the UK. They have recomended making the white sheafing over the print wires is all the way down to make sure the wires are all tight together.
So i will give that a go later.
If the core prints fine and is always Print head slot 2 giving errors no matter what core is in there, then I would agree that it is in the printhead. However, do as the tech suggests because they have a procedure to work out the issues.
Did you clean the heck out of the contacts in the printhead? Just some good old isopropyl alcohol as pure as you can get it and a good cotton swab.
Also check that the cores are slotting in nice and snug as to rule out any sort of looseness in the fittings.
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Perhaps it's the gold pins that connect the PrintCores to the back of the print head? Use a flashlight to check those out real good.
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