From the provided information, it sounds like you are experiencing a problem commonly known as "layer shifting." Layer shifting occurs when layers of a print are misaligned, resulting in a distorted and ugly finish. Several factors can contribute to this issue, such as:
Loose belts or pulleys: Check if the belts or pulleys responsible for moving the print head or build plate are tight. Loose belts can cause the print head or build plate to shift unintentionally during printing.
Overheating stepper motors: Excessive heat can affect the performance of stepper motors, potentially leading to layer shifting. Ensure that your printer's motors are adequately cooled.
Power fluctuations: Sudden power surges or fluctuations can interrupt the print process, resulting in layer shifting. Using a stable power source or a UPS (Uninterruptible Power Supply) can help mitigate this.
Mechanical obstruction: Obstructions in the printer's movement, such as debris or partially loose compo...
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