Centauri Carbon official ELEGOO troubleshooting Wiki

[Sean]

This came up in a post in the Centauri Carbon Facebook group. I've not seen it referenced before so I'm not sure how long it's been available but it looks to be some good info. I know several people here have the ECC so I thought I'd share it with the group.

https://wiki.elegoo.com/en/Centauri-carbon 

[Kurt The 3D Printer GUY!!]

Yo Sean - thanks SO Much for sharing this - it's Cool - especially this Wild Exploded view of the printer:

-K

[david merten]

Yes thanks for the post! What a great resource. Especially when I am getting ready to mod a brand new CC. Going to print a new lighter head cowling. The hard part is picking which one, there are so many great choices.  Also putting in a .8 hotend.

       David

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[Kurt The 3D Printer GUY!!]

Let me know how the 0.8 hot end goes. I would LOVE to Try that!!!! As it would make it Much easier to print Bigger layers and Biggers objects Faster!!!

I'm assuming that's an actual official ECC hotend? And, it's more than just a nozzle - as I know most printers these days are going that direction. I've never even opened up my ECC Print head - and have not yet even considered a temporary swap to a larger nozzle size...

Have you printed a Tetra yet???

-K