It sounds like your first layer adhesion might be an issue. Here are some suggestions to help fix it:
Check your bed leveling: Make sure your bed is properly leveled. Adjust the bed height to ensure that the nozzle is the right distance from the bed.
Increase the bed temperature: Sometimes increasing the bed temperature can help with better adhesion of the first layer. Try increasing it by a few degrees.
Adjust the extrusion multiplier: Calibrate your extruder and adjust the extrusion multiplier in your slicer settings to ensure the right amount of filament is extruded.
Clean the bed surface: Make sure the bed surface is clean and free of any debris or oils that might affect adhesion. Consider using adhesive like glue stick or hairspray.
Decrease the print speed: Printing too fast can sometimes lead to poor adhesion. Try reducing the print speed for the first layer.
Give these suggestions a try and see if they help improve your first layer adhesion. Let me know ...
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