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With power off try pushing the X and Y axes around and see if there is higher friction somewhere.
Is the printer rebooting when this happens? Does it go back to the same screen as if you unplugged and plugged in the printer? You may be overloading your power supply.
Also there is a bug/feature in cura that it can move extremely slow on extruder retractions. You may have "discovered" this feature in cura but I would expect it to happen on every clip. But the solution is to change retraction speed in cura from 0 to 40.
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With power off try pushing the X and Y axes around and see if there is higher friction somewhere.
Is the printer rebooting when this happens? Does it go back to the same screen as if you unplugged and plugged in the printer? You may be overloading your power supply.
Also there is a bug/feature in cura that it can move extremely slow on extruder retractions. You may have "discovered" this feature in cura but I would expect it to happen on every clip. But the solution is to change retraction speed in cura from 0 to 40.
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