#Why Happens this ?
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could have many reasons moisture is verycommon as reason
but do you have a ptfelined hotend?
@hard violet
okay there are 2 possible reasons
first the tube got loose and you have alittle material stuck in the hotend
the more possible one is
time stamped it
mhh i print at 245 mhhh
yeah quick way to destry your printer
they really lie about that
for at least the 8 years or so i have that hobby
okay what u think is the max temp `?
do you think this could help ?
ok its goes loose again...
no it doesnt
the max temp of ptfe is 220 thats where it starts to decompse soo 215 is
but there are allmetal heatbreaks that fix that issue
there is also the chance you had heatcreep. ( cooling of the heatsink unsufficent
do you have a clogged hotend?
nope seems to be free
also if oyu have a pet bird the teflon fumes are really toxic for them
overall your printer is not really suited for abs the lack of an enclosure the wrong hotendtype and the lack of filtration ... so its really no good idea to print abs on it ..
mhhh okay but PLA is not strong enough.. mhhh
what do you want to print ( make
parts that are in summe rin the sunlight it could be very warm
u say i need a new hotend to print abs ?
and an enclosure
also a filamentdryer but that can be improvised with a cardboard box
okay not the best heat but should be enough
about the hotend
you can switch out the heatbreak with an allmetal one
that can cause heatcreep though
since the finspacing on the heatsink is pretty tight
jesus christ
as example
here you can see that the finspacing is creater
because the small finspace is not good if you go for high temps
because that prevents the fan from pushing air through
also the heatbreak the part that connects the heatblock to the heatsink is made of metal
so the ptfe tube does not go down all the way into the hotend