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Underextrusion in 3D printing can be caused by various factors, including a clogged nozzle, improper filament tension, or a worn-out extruder gear. Here are some troubleshooting steps you can try:
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Check the nozzle: A clogged nozzle can cause underextrusion. Try cleaning it with a nozzle cleaning filament or by removing the nozzle and soaking it in hot water or using a fine needle to clear any blockages.
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Check the filament: Ensure that the filament is loaded correctly and the tension is correct. If the filament is under-tensioned, it could cause underextrusion. You should also try a different filament to rule out the possibility of a bad batch.
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Check the extruder gear: If the gear has worn out, it will not be able to properly grip the filament and cause underextrusion. Consider replacing the gear.
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Check the nozzle temperature: If the nozzle temperature is too low, the filament may not melt properly, causing underextrusion. Increase the nozzle temperature by a few degr...
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