First layer issues

[earnest flame]

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It sounds like you have done a lot of troubleshooting already. One additional thing you could try is checking the tension of the filament on the spool, ensuring it is not tangled or caught on anything. You could also try adjusting the temperature settings for the filament you are using. If the issue persists, it may be helpful to consult with the manufacturer or a professional technician for further assistance.

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[signal copper]

z offset

Raise it

[vast junco]

Do you have any videos that explains z offsetting? I have heard the term but thats it

[signal copper]

THep rinter has auto bed levelling, right?

[vast junco]

Yeah

[signal copper]

If so there should be a setting somewhere in the menu called z offset

It's like, the abl thinks theres .3mm, but the z offset can either add or subtract a certain amount

[vast junco]

Ill check it out thank you

[vast junco]

I played around with it and wasnt able to find a setting to change the z offset

[signal copper]

Yea, play around with it (increase it) until you get a good first layer

Should be a way to save it

if not, just set it manually every time you turn on the printer

[hollow ingot]

It is an Bambulab? If yes, according to The Internet Bambu Studio doesn't have z-offset setting, you have to change it in Machine Start G-Code
https://tickets.th3dstudio.com/products/article/changing-your-bambu-printers-z-offset
https://forum.bambulab.com/t/how-to-do-multi-z-offset-settings-for-filaments-bed-plates/50794

[vast junco]

I changed it but it's gcode but i am still having this issue, the hotend keeps clicking from not staying seated, I tried a print and held it with my thumb and when hotend stays firmly in place it places the layers down like normal

[earnest flame]

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