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UM2+ requires manual bed levelling for every print
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· UM2+ requires manual bed levelling for every print
Think my oldest Ultimaker2 is from the beginning of 2014... still going strong...
Sounds to me like a mechanical thing, did you check all the screws and springs? maybe tighten the springs more?
Just make them pretty tight, but be carefull to keep a bit of space between the power connection block (back left) between the bottom plate and the heated plate.
As you mention it's on all 4 machines, common sense dictates that is likely something in your workflow, and not the machines... did you change anything in your way of working with the machines?
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Think my oldest Ultimaker2 is from the beginning of 2014... still going strong...
Sounds to me like a mechanical thing, did you check all the screws and springs? maybe tighten the springs more?
Just make them pretty tight, but be carefull to keep a bit of space between the power connection block (back left) between the bottom plate and the heated plate.
As you mention it's on all 4 machines, common sense dictates that is likely something in your workflow, and not the machines... did you change anything in your way of working with the machines?
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