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What printer is that? There have been a couple of manufacturers who had errors in their definition files regarding Z speed. If you look at "Printer Settings | Maximum Speed Z" and then at "Speed | Z Hop Speed" if the Z-hop speed is higher than the max Z speed then Cura will throw an error and won't slice. If that is the case then you can raise the Maximum Speed Z or lower the Z-hop speed. This is just a safety within Cura and has no effect on what is in M203 (Max Feed Rates) in the printer.
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What printer is that? There have been a couple of manufacturers who had errors in their definition files regarding Z speed. If you look at "Printer Settings | Maximum Speed Z" and then at "Speed | Z Hop Speed" if the Z-hop speed is higher than the max Z speed then Cura will throw an error and won't slice. If that is the case then you can raise the Maximum Speed Z or lower the Z-hop speed. This is just a safety within Cura and has no effect on what is in M203 (Max Feed Rates) in the printer.
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