#my extruder keeps clicking but it’s pushing filament out and is printing
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what Mikey said, and maybe try to see if the nozzle is clogged and up the temperature (depending on how high it already is ofcourse).
The temp is 200 currently
Check if the nozzle is clogged
I have releveled the bed a couple times I’m not sure what sorta settings to change
How do I check to see if it is clogged
Okay will do that thank you
Typically that’s either temps being, nozzle too close to the bed, or a clog
Cleaning out a clog
Fire up the nozzle to 230.
Take off the bowden tube.
Take off the nozzle.
Take off the coupler.
Take a piece of bowden tube and feed it through to scrape the inside of the hot end.
Put the nozzle on.
Then push filament through it and make sure it comes out straight.
Then put everything back together.
Make sure the bowden is cut straight and clean too.
Okay I'm having a very similar issue I've been through all of these steps it pushes out filaments fine when not doing an actual print but starts clicking when it's a pint
What filament and at what temperature are you printing?
its SUNLU PLA+ grey im printing art 210 and a speed of 50mm/s ive changed the most of the parts one at a time to see if it was any one part nope
If I can figure out how to stop it I'll let ya know
its mostly your bed level yo
either your bed is too close or you are overextruding
calibrate your printer @leaden badger
That's the issue it had been it had gotten that far into the print then started doing that
you are likely overextruding, calibrate e-steps and flow % if you ahve not done so
E steps was done had to go from the stock 93 to 143
thats way too high, redo it
that explains your overextrusion
I thought so to so I ran it and it for 100mm and it moved 100mm
Just thinking this has only happened since I got this new batch of nozles gonna order a new set see if that helps
how did you measure? did you measure 150 then after it did 100 there whas 50 left?
i mesuerd out at 100 and 150 and it came 35mm short of 100
@hazy swan what filimet are you using?
Anycubic silver pla
okay probably not the issue them someone else is also have a feed issue and were using the same filament as me but your using a different one
If you have a spare micro sd card you could try that for the heck of it.
Unfortunately I don't have one to hand
fwiw when I was having some issues with my printer and I updated the extruder to a dual gear I had to bump my esteps way up, looks like maybe I got the same extruder you have
Yeah it just over 100 on the single gear and jumped up on the dule but I've had the Duke for a while now so I dout it's the duel gear that's the problem
@modest night if anything in here helps
I'm truly at a loss I've changed to a new nozle that just arrived, new bowding gears cleaned, made sure there not crushing the filament, bed leveled and on an old code that ran fine a week ago
So stripping it down for the 4th time and going over every part of your using a dual gear check the gears themselves I'm now ordering a new set
Is there a specific reason you’re using a dual gear extruder?
I know others have had issues with them
First problem I e had with it I had issues with the retraction on the bowding and single gear so it's running a direct dual gear
Mine did the same thing try adjusting the tension on your extruder it may be to tight
Not a bad shout changing my gears on the duel gear has worked for mine I forgot about it being to tight