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· Nozzle 2 not retracting for Nozzle 1 to print
1) There's a little lever on the print head. On the right side. Slide that frontwards and backwards and make sure the right hand core is moving up and down. If not then there is probably a broken part in there and you can order it but first take the head apart to figure this out. There is lots of documentation to be found. google it.
2) If that works then you need to go into maintenance/calibration and run the "lift switch calibration" procedure. After you've done it a few times it typically takes about 20 seconds to do. Super easy. As easy as say changing a core.
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1) There's a little lever on the print head. On the right side. Slide that frontwards and backwards and make sure the right hand core is moving up and down. If not then there is probably a broken part in there and you can order it but first take the head apart to figure this out. There is lots of documentation to be found. google it.
2) If that works then you need to go into maintenance/calibration and run the "lift switch calibration" procedure. After you've done it a few times it typically takes about 20 seconds to do. Super easy. As easy as say changing a core.
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