#Having extrusion problems

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winged ermine
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I have an Ender 3 Pro that I turned into a V2. With the spider all metal hotend. Stock extruder. First I was having issues with first layer adhesion. I got that fixed. Now i fixed it all. Leveled the bed, gauged the nozzle. It's at the correct height. about a papers width above the bed using z-offset. I'll attach some photos of the extrusion problem. Please help, I tried upping the flow rate and nothing. The printer did sit for about 3 months. I did a test cube with another filament I was having the same issue. Also how I found the first layer problem.

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tranquil bluffBOT
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AI Help

Based on the information provided, it seems like you are experiencing extrusion issues with your Ender 3 Pro V2 after it sat unused for a few months. Here are a few troubleshooting steps you can try:

  1. Check the filament: Ensure that your filament is not tangled or kinked. Also, check if it is not brittle or degraded due to exposure to moisture.

  2. Check the nozzle: Verify that the nozzle isn't clogged by performing a cold pull or atomic pull. This procedure involves heating the nozzle to the printing temperature and then pulling out the filament while it's still soft.

  3. Verify extruder tension: Make sure that the extruder tension is properly adjusted. It should provide enough force to grip the filament without causing it to deform or slip.

  4. Check for proper bed leveling: Double-check the bed leveling to ensure it's properly calibrated. Use a piece of paper or a feeler gauge to set the correct nozzle height above the bed.

  5. Clean the hotend: It's possible that there might ...

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winged ermine
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Using Inland PLA+ at 215C nozzle and 50C bed. At 70mms print speed and 105% flowrate