Fans are workingcorectly, also we have an air manager
Those fuzzy lines on the bow are the same results from time to time not often on my S5 with air manager
one print layer can be slight off cause the issue then back to a fine print.......I think the filament is the issue.....
Carla_Birch 116
You could be printing to hot, without seeing the settings it's hard to say. Plus could be the fan's (Check they are cleaning and working) or cooling settings.
Settings are the same on all s5's, only this one is printing like this.
Fan's are cleand and working perfectly.
Carla_Birch 116
I see you have swapped printcores between the printers and still get the same problem, i wonder if the fan's in the new model are not as good as the fan's in the older model. I'm guessing you have already tired other spools of filament on the printer and get the same?
Could it be the "Core" to "Glass" setting?
Looks to me like the core is too close and squashing filament....
UlrichC-DE 114
Hello
Your text sounds almost like a kind of ghost hunt.
To me it also looks like printing too hot.
If it's not the two component vents (right and left of the head), it could theoretically also be the sensor on the print head.
The sensor is more or less just a resistor that can have different values depending on the manufacturing process.
Have you tried a print core on the printer?
Quite a stupid idea. Looks like PLA is used instead of others like ABS. So I would also try a different filament roll.
Many greetings
ABS and PLA, same results, 2 different spools.
Sensos on the print head works normally, we tried different print corest.
Vents works perfectly.
We try now with Air stationd dissabled.
UlrichC-DE 114
Without Airmanager, the PLA may warp if the build space gets too warm / if you do not open the cover.
The ABS prints just as well without Airmanager. But it smells more.
I also like to confuse too hot with under-extrusion.
Another idea. Just take a guess in the blue.
Are all printers from the same model? (as you know, there are two model series of the S5).
I don't know the model differences in detail. But I know that the newer ones have different feeder rollers.
So I can imagine that it can be such a problem if you swap the firmware of the printers.
If you update the software manually and there are different model series of the S5, this can happen.
I don't know if it looks like this. Theoretically, it could just as well hail errors. I haven't tried it yet.
We know the difference from PLA and ABS, we use them for 2 years now.
We event print PP Nylon CPE+ and soon with Metal.
The problem is on the newer printer, witch is a new model series.
Setting are the same, the printer is now without the Air Station. Same problems.
Change the settings on the newr model, what Cura recomands, same problem
For us it's seems like is a belt problems, but before opening the printer we wanted to see if there are other opinions.
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Have you updated the firmware with the correct model version (old/new)?
They are all up to date.
Same 🙂
UlrichC-DE 114
So you have four printers of the new model series ... because otherwise it's not the same. As written, because of the differences in the firmware version in relation to the model series.
https://support.ultimaker.com/hc/en-us/articles/360011545559
If you were to work with 1.75 filament instead of 2.85 mm, it would look the same.
Be that as it may, I would still try a firmware update. Maybe it messed up the steps/mm or some other value somehow. Files are copied during the update. If the printer or its Linux has not locked a file at the same time, this can happen. I don't know to what extent the update recognises filelocks. In any case, the SD on the core board sometimes ticks.
Also ghost hunting
What brand filament are you using??????
settings for:
Plate temp
Filament
Updated firmware manually, as the link above. Same.
Updated Cura, same.
Printed with our settings, printed with Cura predefined settings, same.
Ultimaker PLA, and Ultimaker ABS, brand new spools, 3x PLA, 3x ABS, on the others printers, everything is ok, only on this one.
Another PLA print, same results
- 2 weeks later...
UlrichC-DE 114
I would try to tune the printer settings in relation to the individual sensors.
For example, if you set the temperature 25% lower, it is then evident from the result that it is the ADC of the board. This would mean that the printer always prints 25% too warm.
Unfortunately, electronics is basically very analog. Such errors are possible.
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nallath 1,124
Looks like a cooling issue. Can you check if the fans are working correctly?
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