#Unable to parse move error

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open estuary
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I keep having this error with my Voron 2r 350 recently. Printer stops printing around 90% into print. Perhaps not same % each time. Printer stays on but cools down.

'Unable to parse move G1 x260.454 Y73.743(E0.0273'

Any ideas how to solve. I would hate to have a printer I can no longer use.

blazing ravine
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I don't think Gcode is supposed to have random open brackets
try replacing it with a simple space

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blazing ravine
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no clue how but .gcode files are just text so you can search for the caracter in any plaintext editor and replace it

open estuary
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I did not know that. This seems to be happening everytime I sliced a file now using Cura. Trying an updated version of Cura to see if that helps.

blazing ravine
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weird that it only occurs rarely in the file then, not like a bunch of times where it ends up occuring at the start

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blazing ravine
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you should check your inserted Gcode for stuff like print start, end or nozzle parking, those settings are just text fields for Gcode that gets inserted directly in to the file for those actions

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Is it always the exact same line or do the coordinates change?

open estuary
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unsure if same line or coordinates will monitor.

blazing ravine
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try some random small trinkets to see if they fail too

open estuary
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Think my start and end is okay.(?)

blazing ravine
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yeah that looks fine, there isn't even an G1 in there, which would be the problem

open estuary
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used text editor and yeah there is the bracket. changing to a space. Probably should try printing it now?

blazing ravine
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worth a try, I'd print something small first as a test

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or try slicing something new and immediately checking the output for brackets

open estuary
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good idea

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also good idea

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Thanks so much.

blazing ravine
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np 👍

open estuary
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Got a print on, will update if issue is still happening.

stuck pebble
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Last time I’ve seen that kind of issue the SD card was dying and randomly corrupting bits

blazing ravine
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Very plausible

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SD cards are extremely low write cycles compared to stuff like SSDs

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