6 minutes ago, orlin278 said:What happens if you start a print immediately after this happens?
Does it then print normal in the beginning or are there then problems from the start?
I had similar issues. For me the problem was the lever, which presses the material against the knurled wheel of the feeder. It came apart and the feeding wasn't correct anymore. After a replacement it now works fine
See also this thread:
Thanks for the reply. This does look similar. I did take apart the feeder motor and it seemed fine but i will try again.
I just sent another print immediately and nothing's coming out. I'm sure it's the feeder eating into the material, but i also know that the nozzle gets sort of blocked- when i do a hot pull and initially insert the pla to clear it out, i need to push quite hard and there's a pop sound before a load of pla pours out, so something's definitely getting stuck in there somehow.
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What happens if you start a print immediately after this happens?
Does it then print normal in the beginning or are there then problems from the start?
I had similar issues. For me the problem was the lever, which presses the material against the knurled wheel of the feeder. It came apart and the feeding wasn't correct anymore. After a replacement it now works fine
See also this thread:
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