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· Good first few layers followed by under extrusion
I have just now also replaced the TFM isolator coupler, and put on a brand new 0.4 mm 3D Solex nozzle, but the problem still persists. I'm now testing with a simple 20*20*20mm cube, 20 percent infill and new PLA.
It the first layer looks good, but then the second layer is already under extruded. I've attached a picture of the problem, showing the second and just a bit of the third layer.
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I have just now also replaced the TFM isolator coupler, and put on a brand new 0.4 mm 3D Solex nozzle, but the problem still persists. I'm now testing with a simple 20*20*20mm cube, 20 percent infill and new PLA.
It the first layer looks good, but then the second layer is already under extruded. I've attached a picture of the problem, showing the second and just a bit of the third layer.
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