I would recommend contacting support directly for help with this
here: https://support.ultimaker.com/s/contactsupport
The first thing support will ask for though is the UltiMaker Cura project file Slashee mentioned.
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I'm not sure what I'm seeing but I don't think I'd call it "warping". It's really hard to say what I'm seeing - yes the blue and red areas look "different". Not sure what I'm seeing. Maybe the blue area is underextruded a bit?
Some things that can cause a small amount of underextrusion:
- If you messed with the feeder tension (keep it in the middle - don't mess with it)
- If the front fan failed (not side fans). It can get clogged up with strings. Heat the nozzle, by the time it gets above 60C the front fan should start spinning - it's very easy to hear. Open the door and look at it.
- Print cores get partially clogged. Try some "cold pulls" from the menu.
You might not have any underextrusion. It's hard for me to diagnose from this photo.
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It looks like some sort of extrusion problem after the Z seam. Unfortunately there's a lot of things that can cause this to happen. Have you tried printing that model again, or any other models (preferably ones you've successfully printed before so don't need to slice again) since you noticed this problem?
If it's only that model with problems then it's possible it's something in the slicing settings. If you could share the Cura project file (.3mf, in Cura, get it ready to slice, then go to File > Save Project) then we can have a look at the settings and see if anything seems amiss.
If you try printing a model that looked fine first time using the same gcode (not slicing it again) and it has a problem now then it's possible it's a problem with the printer.
I'm just going to tag @gr5 and @Dustin who know UltiMaker printers a lot better than I do and see if they can provide any extra input, even though this sort of thing is a problem that can happen with almost any printer..
UltiMaker don't offer official support via the forums, but have a support site with a comprehensive knowledge base, and you can contact support if you can't find an answer in there.
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