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Under extrusion can come from A LOT of things so lets start with the basic .
The nozzle could be partially clogged causing the filament to extrude less then it should. Have you tryed doing the atomic pull method a few times (also know as cold pull)?
How many print hours does your UM2 has? you can see that on the UM2 directly in the Advanced menu. After some time anything between 300 and 800 hours of printing the teflon coupler (white piece above the nozzle) deform and start adding a lot of pressure on the filament making it harder and harder for the feeder to get the filament through.
Is the feeder grinding material? Do you use the original feeder? If so it might be good to open the front cover of the feeder and remove any filament that could have accumulated there.
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Hi,
Welcome to the forum!
Your print suffer under extrusion.
Under extrusion can come from A LOT of things so lets start with the basic .
The nozzle could be partially clogged causing the filament to extrude less then it should. Have you tryed doing the atomic pull method a few times (also know as cold pull)?
How many print hours does your UM2 has? you can see that on the UM2 directly in the Advanced menu. After some time anything between 300 and 800 hours of printing the teflon coupler (white piece above the nozzle) deform and start adding a lot of pressure on the filament making it harder and harder for the feeder to get the filament through.
Is the feeder grinding material? Do you use the original feeder? If so it might be good to open the front cover of the feeder and remove any filament that could have accumulated there.
Lets start with that.
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