Extruder nozzle is not hot enough. cooling to strong.
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Thomas Dr
Sep 27, 2016, 2:30:08 PM9/27/16
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Does anyone have the same problem as my printer?
The nozzle is not hotter than 206 degrees at idle.
I suspect the jet cooling is too strong. The problem would also others.
I'll probably one or more diodes in series switch to reduce the power.
Thomas Dr
Sep 28, 2016, 2:22:21 AM9/28/16
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There were 3 fans in the kit.
Two with a "che fy" label with 7000 R/Min and one without label with 5000 R/Min.
From the outside, they are identical.
The 7000 is also very noisy.
The revolutions I measured with a measuring instrument.
The higher speed would also explain the strong cooling.
Two with a "che fy" label with 7000 R/Min and one without label with 5000 R/Min.
From the outside, they are identical.
The 7000 is also very noisy.
The revolutions I measured with a measuring instrument.
The higher speed would also explain the strong cooling.
I have a 80 ohm resistor in series.
The extruder is still sufficiently cooled, the maximum temperature of the nozzle now reaches 230 degrees, the volume is pleasant.
The extruder is still sufficiently cooled, the maximum temperature of the nozzle now reaches 230 degrees, the volume is pleasant.
The problem is so that solved for me.
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