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Problems - Does my Ultimaker 2+ need service?

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OK, haven't used the printer for about 6 weeks. Turned it on, and started a large print of a 4 x 7 inch box. Starts OK, prints brim and then starts the first layer, but never finishes the first layer. At some point it simply stops, like it had a power outage. It is plugged into a power backup supply and this continues to provide power when you unplug it. This has happened three times in a row. Even tried changing the power plug, no different. Also, print head does not go to default position when it is turned on. 

 

Any suggestions or things I should try? I just switched to Cura 3.6.0.

 

Thanks, Theron Wierenga

 

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