#Problems with the Anycubic Kobra Go

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late creek
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Hi , I got some problems with my Anycubic Kobra Go and thought I‘d ask for help.

First of all some general information:
I have the printer since a year and Problems since at least three months.
I use Ultimaker Cura and usually print at 215C nozzel and 60C bed temperature. Flow is at 110 and Speed at 70mm/s.

So, the first problem I have is, that sometimes the PLA doesn‘t flow properly.
I already checked the exruder and cleaned the nozzel multiple times but nothing seems to work.

The second problem I have is stringing/unclean walls. I tried to adjust the flow and also tried printing slower. I re-leveled multiple time automatically and manually. I adjusted the temperature and used different types of PLA.

And last but not least the third problem:
Sometimes the printer just continues the print offset.

Is it better to buy a new printer or do you have any tipps, tricks or recommondations. If so, I‘d be happy to get a reply.

sinful plumeBOT
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AI Help

It sounds like you're experiencing some common 3D printing issues with your Anycubic Kobra Go. Here are some recommendations to help troubleshoot your problems:

  1. Regarding the PLA not flowing properly, in addition to checking the extruder and cleaning the nozzle, you may want to make sure the hotend isn't clogged and that the filament is loaded correctly. You might also consider adjusting the extrusion multiplier in your slicer settings.

  2. For the stringing/unclean walls, try adjusting the retraction settings in your slicer to reduce stringing. Increasing travel and retraction speeds can also help. Additionally, experimenting with different cooling fan settings can improve the overall print quality.

  3. If the printer is continuing the print offset, you may need to recalibrate the bed leveling and check for any loose belts or pulleys that could be causing shifting during the print.

Before considering buying a new printer, I recommend trying these troubleshooting steps to see i...

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sinful plumeBOT
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