Sorry to hear about your printing issue. Under extrusion can be caused by several factors. Let's go through some troubleshooting steps to help you resolve the problem:
Check your filament: Make sure your filament diameter matches the setting in your slicing software. Also, ensure that the filament is not tangled or stuck on the spool.
Check the nozzle: If the nozzle is partially blocked, it can lead to under extrusion. Heat up the extruder and manually push some filament through to see if it flows smoothly. If not, you may need to clean or replace the nozzle.
Check the extruder tension: Ensure that the tension on the filament feeding mechanism (such as a spring-loaded lever) is properly adjusted. If it's too loose, the filament might not be gripped tightly enough.
Verify the extrusion settings: Check your printer's extrusion multiplier or flow rate settings. Adjusting these can help increase or decrease filament flow, but make small adjustments at a time.
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