that depends on many situations, have you closed the door when you print? and what's your print temperation? Is the throat fan spinning? Is the extruder spring too loose or too tight?
KLP1 is clogged. You can disassemble the extruder with pliers, check it, clean up the corresponding residue, and then test whether it can extrude normally.
@@ninoklee4385 likely your hotend is extending to much. The heater has to almost touch the body of the extruder. With some wiggling it fits. (At least this solved my issue. For a while: Now it's clogged again. It seems to regularly clog at start. Maybe one should retract the filament after each print??? )
KLP1 is clogged. You can disassemble the extruder with pliers, check it, clean up the corresponding residue, and then test whether it can extrude normally.
for heaven's sake don't buy this printer! you will spend the rest of your days disassembling the extruder. it always sticks. let it go. It is also very awkward to disassemble with the screws tightened on both sides.
This printhead is simply an abomination. I have yet to find a custom printhead for this machine. Considering to install some third-party head, and thinking how can I make it fit.
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Do you have printable duct for part cooling? The included fan duct for my KLP1 230 seems to be deforming after printing lots of PETG.
KLP1 Side Fan Upgrade Kit:drive.google.com/drive/folders/1-WrtzIOolAvK9wpr6KYQa8BGPK-8L440?usp=sharing
this one has cooling fan duct
My klp1 keeps clogging mid print or when i start je up.. any solutions?
that depends on many situations, have you closed the door when you print? and what's your print temperation? Is the throat fan spinning?
Is the extruder spring too loose or too tight?
KLP1 is clogged. You can disassemble the extruder with pliers, check it, clean up the corresponding residue, and then test whether it can extrude normally.
@@Kingroon3DOfficial thankyou, that's fixed but now my bed keeps hitting the nozzle and max it.. it doesn't home like before. what's that?
@@ninoklee4385 likely your hotend is extending to much. The heater has to almost touch the body of the extruder. With some wiggling it fits. (At least this solved my issue. For a while: Now it's clogged again. It seems to regularly clog at start. Maybe one should retract the filament after each print??? )
Every time it clogs, will I have to do this maneuver? Is it a design error? I was seriously thinking about buying this model, but.......
KLP1 is clogged. You can disassemble the extruder with pliers, check it, clean up the corresponding residue, and then test whether it can extrude normally.
for heaven's sake don't buy this printer! you will spend the rest of your days disassembling the extruder. it always sticks. let it go. It is also very awkward to disassemble with the screws tightened on both sides.
Dont Buy it! So tired of problems with this machine
This printhead is simply an abomination.
I have yet to find a custom printhead for this machine. Considering to install some third-party head, and thinking how can I make it fit.
Why does this extruder doesn't have the bed levelling sensor?
My bad, it has a totally different printer head.
yes, they are totally different
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Hello could you guys please provide updated cura profile for KLP1 (non 230)
could you try to orca slicer profile? for cura it could need serval times that will update