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Posted · Failed print - time to launch a new one

Hi,
Everytime I have a material feed problem at the beginning of a print, I need to wait something like 15 min before I can start a print again. Solving the material issue takes a few seconds, and then the printer just doesn't let me do anything for a while. Why is that? Could you implement a step where we can actually solve the issue manually before stopping the print?

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    Posted · Failed print - time to launch a new one

    I'm guessing the print bed temp is well over 60C for these prints?  The bed has to cool to I think 50C before heating up again which is for safety reasons but really crazy in this example which happens to me often.  I was even putting a towel over the print bed to slow down the cooling because I didn't realize it was waiting to cool the print bed (message was not clear - didn't mention that it was waiting to cool) so I even made the problem worse until I figured it out.

     

    If this is the issue you are seeing then you can save a LOT of time by disabling this cooldown feature using this very simple tool here:

     

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