#Offset in printing?

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inner quail
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Hello, I had this printer (ender 3 s1 pro) for a few weeks now and I’ve been having issues constantly. But this is the first time I’ve seen this issue. What causes this and what do I do to fix it?

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shy eagle
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just to be clear, you're asking why the layers shifted off loose, correct? that'd be a layer adhesion issue which likely is a nozzle temp issue

long ember
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Looks like you either had a belt slip or the nozzle got caught on this bit that lifted up.

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I would double check z offset and maybe make sure your bed is clean to fix the curling.

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Then once that is rulled out make sure the belts are not slipping

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Or your lossing steps and outrunning your motors

inner quail
# shy eagle just to be clear, you're asking why the layers shifted off loose, correct? that'...

Yeah, basically why it’s printing how some would draw a 3D shape on paper. It’s pla and I am doing 200C and haven’t had issues in the past, so I would probably rule out nozzle temp? Not sure tho. I’m new so idk much. Adhesion issues have been occurring but once I stopped print and took these parts off, they were stuck like they should be. Idk if that means anything or if adhesion is still an issue

Adhesion issues started when I washed my print bed with warm water and soap

inner quail
shy eagle
inner quail
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I did 215 for my very first print and it burned the filament slightly, so I went to 200

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And as for the tension screws, do you mean the bed or the hot end gantry screws?

steep galleon
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