#Extrusion and Adhesion Issues

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wispy hound
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I have an Ender 3 S1 Plus and every time I go to print, it keeps extruding during the preheat. I'm currently using PLA and I have set the nozzle temp to 200 degrees (Celsius) as a default but if I set it to lower to 190 it continues to extrude to early. I'm pretty sure I have the right nozzle size for the printer. Whatever is happening it eludes me. Honestly the bed Adhesion issue can wait till the nozzle is fixed. I might try upping the bed heat from 60 to 70. If you have any questions PLEASE ASK THEM!!! I really want this thing fixed, so I'll do anything to help you help me. Anything you can tell me will be well appreciated.

plush plinthBOT
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AI Help

Based on the information you've provided, it seems like your printer is experiencing some issues with extrusion during the preheat phase. Here are a few troubleshooting steps you can try:

  1. Check the filament: Ensure that the filament is loaded correctly and running smoothly through the extruder. It's possible that there may be a clog or blockage causing the extrusion problem.

  2. Nozzle cleaning: Try cleaning the nozzle to remove any built-up debris or filament residue. You can use a nozzle cleaning kit or heat the nozzle to a high temperature to clear any blockages.

  3. Retraction settings: Check your retraction settings in your slicing software. Improper retraction can result in extrusion issues. Try adjusting the retraction distance and speed to see if it makes a difference.

  4. Check the hot end assembly: Make sure that all screws and components of the hot end assembly are properly tightened. Loose parts can lead to inconsistent extrusion.

  5. Filament diameter: Confirm that ...

WARNING: This response is AI generated and may contain errors.
slow lintel
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A bit of filament dribble isn't gonna hurt anyone

wispy hound
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Well it's not exactly just dribble it's more or less slowly extruding and starts clumping around the nozzle. I should have included that in the original post, sorry.

slow lintel
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Is your extruder motor actually turning?

wispy hound
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I'm not exactly sure what that is. I may be a little new. Had this thing for a few months before issues arose.

slow lintel
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It could just be some filament dribbling out of the hotend

wispy hound
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Well it comes out fast enough to start problems. How would I stop this?

plush plinthBOT
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wispy hound
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Aw, it got closed

plush plinthBOT
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unborn bear
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Old filament can do this if its full of moisture.