onkelgeorg 36
Hi Peggy,
thanks for your reply. That is exactly what I was afraid of.
Shouldn't this part last longer than 9 months?
Hi Peggy,
thanks for your reply. That is exactly what I was afraid of.
Shouldn't this part last longer than 9 months?
First check that it isn't simply that the parts have separated slightly. Take the hotend apart and re-assemble, making sure each part is mating properly to the others and try again.
here is a picture of the old teflon part, normal use-a few times a month, about one year old.
and a before and after changing the teflon
@Robert: Thanks for your answer, I will check it this weekend. Hopefully it's just a loose connection, but...
@Peggy: Thanks for the images. After seeing the second image I am almost sure that the Teflon is damaged. My last prints looked pretty similar to your "before" image
btw: I am considering to ask a friend with a lathe to produce some of this parts. But unfortunately the measurements in the technical drawing of this part #1055A2P-B are not complete.
Does some have the complete measurements of this part?
There's a STEP file provided, import that into your CAD software of choice and you can get the measurements that way.
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peggyb 171
I guess this has to do with the teflon part. Yes, this also happens to the UMO… at the connection with the peek a little bit of material disappears. When you take the hot end apart the teflon has a brown brim.
Or there could be a little gap between the hot end parts bowden-teflon-peek-brass, not necessarily ending up with leeks.
Evidence can be seen when you pull the pla and see a thicker part at the end.
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