#CR 6 SE Exetruder skipping
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Extruder skipping can be caused by several factors. Here are a few troubleshooting steps you can follow:
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Check the filament: Ensure that your filament is not tangled or knotted, and ensure that it is not too old or brittle.
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Clean the nozzle: Sometimes a clogged or dirty nozzle can cause extruder skipping. Try cleaning the nozzle by using a nozzle cleaner, or try using a new nozzle.
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Check the extruder motor: Check if your extruder motor is working properly. You can test this by turning on your printer and manually pushing the filament through the extruder. If the extruder motor is not working properly, you may need to replace it.
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Check the extruder tension: Ensure that the extruder tension is not too tight or too loose. Adjust the tension to see if it helps.
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Check the hotend temperature: It's possible that the hotend temperature could be too low, causing the filament to not properly melt. Try adjusting the temperature to see if it helps.
I hope these tips help yo...
have you upgraded your extruder?
Nope, i have just replaced the hotend
check for cracks on your extruder
can you send a pic of the extruder
ofc
the one which you put the filament in
what is tension
that spring
and what should i look for
like one or two? im not the biggest tech expert
1
so i should screw it off?
take the filament out
and check how deep the markings are
just the spring?
yeah but check where?
on the filament
Some Marks it have
?thegap
So what You Think?
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