Filiment jam
Filiment jam
Printing a glow in the dark unicorn horn for my daughter using inland luminous PLA. Checked on it and it had quit extruding. Upon further review the filiment it had somehow jammed up in the extruded motor. I removed the clear plastic cover to clean it out before I thought to take a picture. Any thoughts?
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V2 max with the HE280 hotend
Re: Filiment jam
Update.. I also discovered that the thermistor has boken loose from the RTV.
V2 max with the HE280 hotend
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lightninjay
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Re: Filiment jam
It is likely that your current settings are a bit high for your extruder motor and as a result, the extruder overheats and melts your plastic at the motor.
Check Guanu's post here and see if lowering your extruder motors current helps.
Check Guanu's post here and see if lowering your extruder motors current helps.
If at first you don't succeed, you're doing something wrong. Try again, and if it fails again, try once more. Through trial and error, one can be the first to accomplish something great.
Re: Filiment jam
I have some trouble like this with Ninjaflex. Everytime 