Thanks for your answer,
Well the strange thing is that I tried to print a g-code file that worked 1 month ago on the printer, so also couldn't think of any problems about the settings.
Thanks for your answer,
Well the strange thing is that I tried to print a g-code file that worked 1 month ago on the printer, so also couldn't think of any problems about the settings.
One of the main source of extrusion problems on the UM2 family is the teflon coupler that is damaged .
You may find some ideas on what to check on this page:
https://ultimaker.com/en/resources/21477-how-to-fix-under-extrusion
With that many hours, be sure to check your coupler in the print head.
I had some odd back pressure/ grinding of filament on my Ultimaker 2+ and I was advised to check that. I had the original version which was replaced with a more robust TFM one. I was amazed how cooked my old one was!
My video on replacing it 🙂
Hello LePaul,
I will check tomorrow the TFM Coupler and keep you up to date.
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Hi,
at first look I would have guessed for a blocked nozzle, but as you say you've cleaned it, this could be sorted out. Feeder tension at middle-position is also optimal.
What about your printing temperature? Could it be to cold for your material?
When filament is loaded via menu (i hope the UM2 works like the UM3 in this point), the temp. is controlled by the firmaware, but when printing, it's controlled by the G-code generated by cura. And as there is a blocked nozzle when printing, what's not the case when loading the filament, to cold print settings could be the culprit.
Regards
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