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Posted · Cura not designating proper extruder?

I have tried to change the extruder in use to #2 (T1), but the printer continues to print from the first extruder (T0).  Please offer suggestions.  Printer is Geeetech A20T & Slicer is Cura 5.3.1

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    Posted · Cura not designating proper extruder?

    Happened to me today just a little bit ago. Did one print fine. Next print, it all of a sudden switched everything to extruder 1. I have everything set to extruder 2, and extruder 1 is DISBABLED in the settings, yet for some reason, all of a sudden, the gcode produced is always for extruder 1 instead of extruder 2.

    This is the second time this has happened to me. 

    The only resolution I;ve found is to completely uninstall and reinstall cura (giant PITA).

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    Posted · Cura not designating proper extruder?

    To get this fixed I need you to do two things please.  The first thing is to upload a project file.  Go to menu "file" "save project as" and post that.  I'll verify the bug, then I'll tell you the second thing.

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