Hello there, We bought an Aurora A5 model printer. With 1.75 filament and 100% flow adjustment, we were printing well using the Cura slicer program. One day, during the printing, the power cord of the heating table was disconnected from the connection point, but the printer continued to print until we noticed the situation. The table was cold and the printed piece left the table. The rest of the press went wrong. We were using the printer on the computer with the repetier program. We cleaned everything and wanted to go back to the press. But there was another problem. When we connected the new print, the printer was starting to print, but the nozzle was squeezing a small amount of filament. The filament is not holding onto the table. The flow level was not good. But manually, when we extrude the filament, the nozzle smoothly flows the filament. When we went to press, filament could not flow in the desired amount. We struggled to solve this, we changed the nozzle several times, changed the heater aluminum block, changed the nozzle heater, removed the filament pusher motor, checked and changed the gear, but we could not be successful. We changed the slicer program we used, experimented with different computers, changed our usb memory, we could not overcome this problem. After working around for days, we re-adjusted the filament diameter to 1.40mm and the flow rate to 150% in the Cura program. This time the printing was successful. However, we are uncomfortable with this situation. Why are we experiencing this problem, what is the solution, please help. Thanks in advance.
Is the baby offset kept (stored) after printing and/or power off?
Hello there,
We bought an Aurora A5 model printer. With 1.75 filament and 100% flow adjustment, we were printing well using the Cura slicer program.
One day, during the printing, the power cord of the heating table was disconnected from the connection point, but the printer continued to print until we noticed the situation. The table was cold and the printed piece left the table. The rest of the press went wrong. We were using the printer on the computer with the repetier program.
We cleaned everything and wanted to go back to the press. But there was another problem. When we connected the new print, the printer was starting to print, but the nozzle was squeezing a small amount of filament. The filament is not holding onto the table. The flow level was not good.
But manually, when we extrude the filament, the nozzle smoothly flows the filament. When we went to press, filament could not flow in the desired amount.
We struggled to solve this, we changed the nozzle several times, changed the heater aluminum block, changed the nozzle heater, removed the filament pusher motor, checked and changed the gear, but we could not be successful.
We changed the slicer program we used, experimented with different computers, changed our usb memory, we could not overcome this problem.
After working around for days, we re-adjusted the filament diameter to 1.40mm and the flow rate to 150% in the Cura program. This time the printing was successful. However, we are uncomfortable with this situation.
Why are we experiencing this problem, what is the solution, please help. Thanks in advance.
Hi Ömer, I have already replied to your earlier comment on the forum here: jgauroraforum.com/discussion/291/strange-underextrusion-after-power-failure
Hi, have you ever updated firmware machine of yours Jgaurora A5?
For me to say yes would be understating it. ;-) I run jgaurorawiki.com and jgmakerforum.com ...