yep, same at me with the videos.
I solved it by downloading them from Markus' dropbox link at the beginning of the thread. Maybe this info helps.
Note: some files from the dropbox were unzippable on my computer cause of too long file names. But these can be renamed, then it worls.
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Hey Markus,
I guess nobody tried your solution for these reasons:
1. The alterations to the machine are irreversible. If it turns out that it won't do any good, you don't have the choice to send it back to UM for replacement (that's my case - I sent my printer back - waiting for replacement now).
2. You'd need additional hardware. Again, if this turns out to be in vain, then the money is wasted.
We are still not sure where this issue originates from. Also it is not clear how many users are really affected. Maybe it is just me, Woofy and Mr. Waldorf...
You (successfully) treated the same symptomps but you may have had an entierly different problem. I've seen many posts with subpar extrusion tests. Some fail at 6mm^3/s, others later. This might simply be due to some factors playing together (badly coiled filament, high ambient temperature, bent electronics cover touching the board, and so on).
By the way. I don't know if this is a forum issue, but I am unable to view your videos. I am on a Mac using Chrome. When I load one, Quicktime appears inline, but the video won't start. I think the safest way to share videos would be Youtube or Vimeo (if you want to password protect them).
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