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There are a couple of little used Gcode commands that will cause that (M24, M32) but they aren't there. I think it must be a firmware problem in that one machine.
There are a couple of things you can try. In your End-Gcode in the Cura machine settings for your printer add three lines at the end:
M29 ;stops the printer from writing recovery information to the SD BIN file.
M22 ;Releases the SD card (like an eject command on a PC).
M21 ;Re-initialize the SD card (like when you plug it into a PC) so it can be read again by the printer.
Alternatively you can try adding M0 to the end of your End-Gcode. That will cause the printer to at least pause. You could then restart it with a button click and then abort it really fast from the LCD, or optionally just pull the SD card out at your leisure.
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There are a couple of little used Gcode commands that will cause that (M24, M32) but they aren't there. I think it must be a firmware problem in that one machine.
There are a couple of things you can try. In your End-Gcode in the Cura machine settings for your printer add three lines at the end:
M29 ;stops the printer from writing recovery information to the SD BIN file.
M22 ;Releases the SD card (like an eject command on a PC).
M21 ;Re-initialize the SD card (like when you plug it into a PC) so it can be read again by the printer.
Alternatively you can try adding M0 to the end of your End-Gcode. That will cause the printer to at least pause. You could then restart it with a button click and then abort it really fast from the LCD, or optionally just pull the SD card out at your leisure.
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