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for as far as I can see the feeding system is with bowden tubes and a feeder that pushes the filament through the tubes just as the S5,
I also read there is a broken filament sensor can you turn that off?
The issue with TPU is that it is compressible like rubber so if the feeder retracts the filament. But in the head the filament moves less and later as the printer is thinking it should. this can trigger that sensor.
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Welcome Fred,
I don't know the LAbist printer,
So whats below is a guess...
for as far as I can see the feeding system is with bowden tubes and a feeder that pushes the filament through the tubes just as the S5,
I also read there is a broken filament sensor can you turn that off?
The issue with TPU is that it is compressible like rubber so if the feeder retracts the filament. But in the head the filament moves less and later as the printer is thinking it should. this can trigger that sensor.
But as stated before this is just a guess
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