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I have made some more testing and enquiries on that issue.
First I have checked the print core switch and it's fine.
I remembered that the 3d Solex hardcore were having heat shrink sleeves around the thermistor and heater cartridge wires. And sometimes it creates issues when moving the nozzle, due to the stiffness of the wires.
The print core used was still having the sleeves, so I've removed them.
This have improved a bit the print. The first layer have printed fine on both printcores, except the XY calibration is off....
But it hasn't solved the issue when printing the infill with the right print core.
I've had a closer look at the print core and the bracket in the printhead.
The bracket in the printhead was fine, but the part of the print core that rests in it was having some scratches, so I've sanded them a bit to ensure a good fit.
I've done a manual bed leveling and a XY calibration, but the latter failed with a wrong Z height for the left print core.
Then I've been into a series of errors : differences between nozzles ....
I have a clue, as the printhead silicon socks looks a bit stretched when the right print core is down, maybe it prevents it to be properly seated in the exact same position.
I am using a ruby nozzle with that print core, as it's copperfill filament, which is slightly different in shape (and maybe length) from standard 3d Solex nozzle.
Usually it's in the left slot. Maybe the socks is not exactly the same.
I will do some more testing tomorrow without the socks and if it's not successful try with another print core.
Any clue welcome.
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Hi to all
I have made some more testing and enquiries on that issue.
First I have checked the print core switch and it's fine.
I remembered that the 3d Solex hardcore were having heat shrink sleeves around the thermistor and heater cartridge wires. And sometimes it creates issues when moving the nozzle, due to the stiffness of the wires.
The print core used was still having the sleeves, so I've removed them.
This have improved a bit the print. The first layer have printed fine on both printcores, except the XY calibration is off....
But it hasn't solved the issue when printing the infill with the right print core.
I've had a closer look at the print core and the bracket in the printhead.
The bracket in the printhead was fine, but the part of the print core that rests in it was having some scratches, so I've sanded them a bit to ensure a good fit.
I've done a manual bed leveling and a XY calibration, but the latter failed with a wrong Z height for the left print core.
Then I've been into a series of errors : differences between nozzles ....
I have a clue, as the printhead silicon socks looks a bit stretched when the right print core is down, maybe it prevents it to be properly seated in the exact same position.
I am using a ruby nozzle with that print core, as it's copperfill filament, which is slightly different in shape (and maybe length) from standard 3d Solex nozzle.
Usually it's in the left slot. Maybe the socks is not exactly the same.
I will do some more testing tomorrow without the socks and if it's not successful try with another print core.
Any clue welcome.
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