#What is causing this issue?

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granite lagoon
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E steps calibrated. Might be slicer issue because when i go to print something the target temps are always 175/60 even though my slicer says 200/50, so maybe other issues aswell

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It sounds like there may be a miscommunication between your slicer software and your printer. I recommend checking your slicer settings to ensure they match the target temperatures you want to set for your print. Additionally, make sure your printer's firmware is up to date and that the communication between your slicer and printer is properly configured. If the issue persists, you may need to troubleshoot further or seek help from the manufacturer or online forums for specific advice related to your printer model.

wind nymph
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@granite lagoon
Wait so your printer does the first layer perfectly.....and then just up on z a lot and does the second and remaining layers?! 🤔 😅

Sorry noticed you had thread and decided to move here, easier to keep track

NTS: temps are being manually reset to desired printing temp of 200\50.
Machine auto resets it to 175\60 for unknown reasons. Mr onion put it back to 200\50 via the screen

granite lagoon
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Yes correct

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Do u know the reason this happens? And should i cancel the print?

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@wind nymph sorry to tag you but im about to go to bed and i kindof gotta know whether to cancel it or not

wind nymph
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sorry know that sucks...

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better than a blocked nozzle or spaghetti tomorrow though 😅

wind nymph
granite lagoon
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Yes i did. Gonna try different filament and the latest version of cura

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Gonna cancel rn 😭

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This what it look like

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Maybe could have continued but whatever

wind nymph
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umm also for reference, what printer are you running?
any mods?
any modified firmware?

granite lagoon
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Oh yes sorry ofcourse

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Its an ender 3v2 with mriscoc firmware and a raspberry pi 4b running octoprint. And dual gear metal extruder. The print was running off of octoprint, otherwise for some reason im unable to see the progress and then im also unable to cancel the print

wind nymph
native ginkgoBOT
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Why you should put tape on your USB cable

Your device might try to feed power to your printers motherboard, causing all sorts of problems from loss of connection to a destroyed board. Putting tape on the 5V pin of the cable can be an easy solution.

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granite lagoon
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The what? U mean those little pins or the power supply?

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Power supply is good

wind nymph
# granite lagoon The what? U mean those little pins or the power supply?

😅 https://community.octoprint.org/t/put-tape-on-the-5v-pin-why-and-how/13574

no.... read the link.
on your usb end. i assume you had to plug the printer into a pi somehow?

granite lagoon
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Yes i plugged it in using a data tranfer micro usb cable

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But what does the 5v do? Why i need to tape it off?

wind nymph
# granite lagoon But what does the 5v do? Why i need to tape it off?
granite lagoon
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Can u send like 40 more maybe ill get it then

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Joking

wind nymph
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sorry... I though it may be easier to read the pictures 😅
Hopefully that was ok? 😅

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this may not be the whole problem, but if we tape it, we at least eliminate it as an issue blobthumbsup

apologies for spamming pictures.. 😅

granite lagoon
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Yes will do this aswell but i think its the filament

granite lagoon
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Because i printed another black piece and it turned out oerfect

wind nymph
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oh yeah good point whoops... mewnaCreepyEyes

your white filament might just need tuning..
we can still check you z offset with black and eliminate that as well...

granite lagoon
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Yes will do

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Even though i didnt change anything when switching colors

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granite lagoon
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Is this elephant foot?

wind nymph
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What slicer are you using?

wind nymph
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granite lagoon
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Black pla seemd to have fixed it

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wind nymph
# granite lagoon Black pla seemd to have fixed it

Oo good. yay
Thats just means the white needs some tuning in your slicer profile.

Edit -> preferences -> material settings.

I'd suggest for the white running a flow calibration.
It could be just extruding too much material for just that filament

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?flow

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granite lagoon
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I was maybe wondering if you had somt time to help me install this firmware you sent. It could be because im on a mac, but i just cant figure it out. Im also on cura 5.9, but im able to use 5.5. Should i try thay first?

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@old mortar, it says this:Python marlin-binary-protocol package is NOT installed at the firmware updater configuration, do you maybe know how i can install it?

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