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I've never seen this type of flood. It looks to me like the core is leaking. I'd get a new core.
Normally there are 2 possible causes of head floods but this is a third cause I think:
1) Door magnets aren't working well and door flops open during print (seems to be pretty rare)
2) part comes loose from bed part way through print and the part is wider than tall. Then the part is slid around the glass bed like a hockey puck and the nozzle keeps extruding into the "puck".
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I've never seen this type of flood. It looks to me like the core is leaking. I'd get a new core.
Normally there are 2 possible causes of head floods but this is a third cause I think:
1) Door magnets aren't working well and door flops open during print (seems to be pretty rare)
2) part comes loose from bed part way through print and the part is wider than tall. Then the part is slid around the glass bed like a hockey puck and the nozzle keeps extruding into the "puck".
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