I just got the printer recently and am completely new to all of this. As seen in the video, the filament isn’t sticking to the bed. The filament also starts dispensing before the print begins. Another issue is some of the test prints I’ve done, the nozzle starts pushing the filament.
#✅ - CR10S-Pro V2 Adhesion
uncut flower
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cursive wind
Your printer head is way too high
real patio
You need to raise your bed or change your z offset. The nozzle isn't close enough to the bed
uncut flower
How do I change my z offset?
real patio
If you go to the leveling menu there's an up arrow, home button and down arrow on the side. While your Z is at zero, you can then press down until it's close enough to the bed plate
I recommend checking out some leveling vids toake sure you're squared away there. Pinging you in Jarvis hotline with one from Frank
cursive wind
If you go to the leveling menu there's an up arrow, home button and down arrow o...
Not all printers have that setting though
real patio
Right, but they said cr10s pro v2, which is the same printer I have and I'm thinking that comes standard
cursive wind
Ok
uncut flower
So it’s the next day, and I tried Frank’s Aux leveling advice. However, the nozzle started scraping the bed and pushing down on it way too hard. I’m kinda afraid to start leveling again because I don’t want anything to break. Any suggestions?
@real patio
real patio
You can try some manual safer leveling outside of aux leveling first to make sure the bed isn't too lopsided. Get your z zeroed out at z home and then back out and go to the move setting. Raise the z, then move the x and y to one of the corners. Then move your z down in small increments to make sure it's not pushing too hard on the bed. Then turn your leveling knob to lower the bed as well. Eventually get down to Z being 0.0 and the nozzle not scraping. Once you have all the corners a safer distance, you can go back into aux and auto leveling.
It essentially does the same thing, but just makes sure you're lowered enough to not wreck your bed by the automated movements
Kinda like this, except with knob turns if you start pressing at any point
(sorry for all the missed taps, it's hard to hold the phone and tap at the same time 😅)
real patio
The 4 screws underneath the corners of the heating bed plate
uncut flower
Oh
uncut flower
These screws?
real patio
yep yep, those are the ones you turn to manually raise & lower the bed
uncut flower
@real patio Ok, I used the .2 mm measurer and ran it through the measurement again.
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