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Posted · No Active Leveling Before Print

Hello,

 

I have Ultimaker 3 Extended, for some time the printer is acting a little bit weird. After I click "Print over network" in Cura, and loading on the printer I notice things are not as usual. Heating the bed is taking much more time( around 20min for PLA original profile) than before, the next thing is no active leveling bed before printing and it doesn't extrude material in the corner before printing. 

How can I fix theese things?

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    Posted · No Active Leveling Before Print

    I can see nobody is taking interest in this topic and still I am going to write what's new ? So I manage to fix active leveling and in that particular case everything is ok, but still I cannot manage to discover why it doesn't pre-print purge, also the other strange thing is the the first extruder strats from position that is set for the second one(right middle corner). I checked the gcode flavor is Griffin, made calibration loft switch also.  Any ideas?

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    Posted · No Active Leveling Before Print

    Am I supposed to be seeing a problem in these photos?

     

    Did you change anything between when it *did* the prime purge until when it *didn't* do the primer purge?  Maybe you upgraded the firmware on the printer?  Or installed a new version of cura (I thought the priming was done in the firmware - not in cura - but I don't know for sure).

     

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