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On the right side of the print head is a lever, which raises the right print core if it's not needed or lowers it when needed. The offset of 2mm is intended to ensure, the non-active print core interferes with the printed object and ruins the print.
The switching is automatically done by the printer if needed. The print head will move to the small "fork" on the right printer wall and switch the lever.
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Enigma_M4 47
Hi,
welcome to the family ;-).
What you noticed is not a bug, it's a feature.
On the right side of the print head is a lever, which raises the right print core if it's not needed or lowers it when needed. The offset of 2mm is intended to ensure, the non-active print core interferes with the printed object and ruins the print.
The switching is automatically done by the printer if needed. The print head will move to the small "fork" on the right printer wall and switch the lever.
Regards
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