#Creality K5 max Bed Adhesion problems

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oblique scaffold
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Hi, just making this thread to collate all the info I have whilst trying to get help. I've added some photos of examples of issues

glass creek
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can you send commands to your printer through a console

oblique scaffold
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How would I do that?

glass creek
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is you pc connected to your printer

oblique scaffold
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Yes, it is

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Through orca and the creality cloud app, I don't know how I would do it otherwise

glass creek
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ok do a g23

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G28

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not g23

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then move the head to the center of the printer

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using G1 x100 y100

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once you have done that do a G1 Z0 and see how close the nozzel id to the bed , can you slide a piece of paper between the nozzel tip and the bed

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you may beable to do this from the screen on the printer if you have one

oblique scaffold
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Yea, I've had to do it that way as I couldn't find a command panel other than in the device tab

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A piece of paper does fit underneath the nozzle

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I'm able to get the piece of paper folded about 4 times underneath the nozzle

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5 pieces is when i start to hear the nozzle scrape on the paper

glass creek
oblique scaffold
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All I can think of is the weather and I carried out a service the other day, but all I did was clean away all the debris that had collected up underneath and cleaned the axles and bearings to apply new grease, I use white lithium grease

glass creek
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it may be it has just gone back together differently

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reset your z offeset , you havnt used a new printer profile that has an offset in it here

oblique scaffold
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I dont think I've ever changed my offset

glass creek
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what z probe do you have

oblique scaffold
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I dont have one

glass creek
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do you use bed leveling screws

oblique scaffold
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I dont think my printer has anything to manually level the bed

glass creek
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you got a K5

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i cart find a Creality K5 max do you have a link

oblique scaffold
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Here you are

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Sorry, i meant ender 5 max

glass creek
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you will need to find out how to set your z offset

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dont know if this applies to your printer
Step-by-Step Instructions:
Initial Setup: Clean the nozzle and ensure the bed is physically level.
Home & Position: Auto-home the printer (
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Adjust Offset: Go to the configuration menu and select "Probe Z Offset" or a similar Z-offset setting.
Paper Test: Use the Z-axis adjustment (usually
or
mm increments) to lower the nozzle. The goal is to have slight resistance when moving a piece of paper between the nozzle and the bed.
Save Settings: Crucial Step: Select "Store Settings" or "Save Settings" to save to EEPROM (M500 command) so the printer remembers the new offset.
Manual Alternative: The physical Z-limit switch at the back of the printer can also be adjusted.
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Important Tips:
Negative vs. Positive: A more negative number (e.g.,
to
) brings the nozzle closer to the bed.
First Layer Check: If the first layer does not stick or is too thin, adjust the "Babystep Z" during the first few seconds of a print.
Re-save: If you run an auto-leveling (ABL) sequence, you may need to re-verify or re-save your Z-offset.

oblique scaffold
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Right ok, thank you, I'll have to give that a look

glass creek
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its always usefull to know how to do it too, incase you change your nozzel

oblique scaffold
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Yea, I might also check if it's a partial nozzle clog

glass creek
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your nozzel is way to far from the bed 😁