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Rob 2 months, 2 weeks ago.
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If you’ve not done so, it’s always recommended to calibrate the nozzles and then the nozzle height calibration (taking the plastic bed sheet off so it can touch the firmer metal bed). Both of these options can be accessed via the advanced menu on the status display (click the three grey dots). That might help.
Hi @truikki, if you haven’t already you’ll need to run the nozzle opening calibration and nozzle height calibrations that can be found in the maintenance tab . . . just follow the on-screen instructions.
1. Make sure you’ve done nozzle height and nozzle opening calibrations. Do the nozzle height calibration again if you move the printer.
2. Clean the bed with supplied wipes/isopropyl alcohol.
3. If the objects you print have a small footprint, add brim perimeters.
4. Happy printing.- This reply was modified 2 months, 2 weeks ago by Adrenaline.
I had a similar problem.
Back your filament all the way out, cut off a few inches leaving a 45* angle on the end and feed it back in.
Do a purge from the advanced menu.
Mine came out like caramel then turned crystal white again.
Failing that you might need to do a manual purge if the auto one doesn’t do the trick.
@truikki Its probably worth powering off, removing and re-attaching the head to check its on properly. If that doesn’t work, try uninstalling AM, removing all folders left on the pc and re-install.
Failing that, it sounds like a support ticket is needed.
It seems that the problem to the lost of connection to robox via usb is that robox is very sensitive to power peaks in house. I noticed this when i turned off/on bathroom light and hear the plug sound of usb (i tested this multiple times) Calibration is done and this is my first succes 3d print. You can see that bend corner. I think it has something to do with abs properties in different temperatures. And one question is it proper way to improve grip on the bed with hairspray? Will it smell or produce some gasses inside the box and explode
?Sorry for my poor English@truikki : you might want to check this link http://roboxing.com/getting_started the link help me a lot for getting started
@ Truikki i certainly wouldnt Try hair spray. First thing to try would be turning on the brim setting. I have had one corner coming up like this on a lot of abs prints but the brim helps also try positioning the part somewhere else on the bed and see if that has any effect. Make sure you clean the bed before every print with the wipes or get some isopropyl alcohol. Glad to hear u found what was causing the usb problem
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