#I left and when I came back I found this. Help

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So, the first few layers fell off of the building area, and the nugget thing was around the extruder. My assumption is that the first layers cooled, then warped, and then got knocked off the build platform by the extruder, but I was not there, so I really have no proof. Has anyone had this problem before? Is there a way to fix it? Thanks.

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Yes, it does sound like your assumption could be correct. If the first few layers cooled too quickly or were not properly adhered to the build platform, warping and lifting can occur. To fix this issue, you can try the following troubleshooting steps:

  1. Ensure that your build platform is clean and free from any debris, oils, or residue. You can use isopropyl alcohol to clean it.

  2. Use a suitable adhesive to promote better adhesion between the first layer and the build platform. Options include glue sticks, hairspray, or specific 3D printing adhesives like a PEI sheet.

  3. Make sure that the build platform is level and properly calibrated. Check the bed leveling procedure for your particular printer model and follow the instructions.

  4. If the room temperature is too low, consider using an enclosure or a heated chamber to maintain a more stable environment around the printer.

  5. Adjust the printing settings such as the bed temperature, nozzle temperature, and printing speed. Yo...

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