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· UM3 Heat Creep on Filament causing seizing
Thanks Enimga_M4.
Reached out to local North American support (Thanks Erin at FBRC8.com!)
Turns out I had the fan backwards.
Two weeks ago had a print flood the printhead and lost an AA core. When reassembling looks like I flipped it by mistake.
Air is now blowing onto the printhead vs away from.
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Hi,
it seems your print head cooling fan (the one inside the flap) is not working properly.
This fan should always run if the temparature of a printcore is above 60°C.
Check the fan for debries and clean it (see here: https://support.makerbot.com/s/article/1667337928504 and here: https://support.makerbot.com/s/article/1667411590139)
If the fan is clean and does'nt run at hot printcore, check the cabling and/or replace it.
Regards
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Thanks Enimga_M4.
Edited by polygonfutureReached out to local North American support (Thanks Erin at FBRC8.com!)
Turns out I had the fan backwards.
Two weeks ago had a print flood the printhead and lost an AA core. When reassembling looks like I flipped it by mistake.
Air is now blowing onto the printhead vs away from.
Will test but this should fix my problem.
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