#prusa mk3s+ prints are trash
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It's great that you're looking to troubleshoot your Prusa printer before purchasing a new one. To help you identify and resolve the issue, it would be helpful to have more specific information or perhaps a picture of the problem you're experiencing. However, there are a few common issues that could cause print quality problems:
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Incorrect filament diameter: Double-check that the filament diameter setting in your slicer software matches the actual diameter of your filament. Using the wrong diameter can lead to under or overextrusion.
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Clogged nozzle: Check if the nozzle is clear of any debris or filament buildup. If it is clogged, you may need to perform a nozzle cleaning or replacement.
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Overheating: Make sure your printer's cooling fan is functioning properly, especially if you're experiencing issues with overhangs or small details. Insufficient cooling can cause melted filament to deform.
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Belt tension: Check the tension of your printer's belts. Loose belts can cause i...
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