Print stopped after filament change
PrusaLink type: Raspberry Pi Zero
PrusaLink version: 0.6.0
Printer type: MK3S
Printer UUID: 50bfe0d7-a312-4e97-963b-1f5baf1f12b
Printer firmware version: 3.10.1
PrusaSlicer version (if applicable): 2.4.2
Went into Tune -> Change filament, unload was successful, but I had some trouble with inserting the filament (30D TPU), so repeated loading twice (using "Filament not loaded" option).
After the second retry it loaded properly, which I confirmed with the knob, then the printer extruded some more as usual and moved the head back to the print, but then it stopped.
Prusa Connect was showing it as "ATTENTION", but the printer just aborted printing, kept the temperatures and went idle.
RE: Print stopped after filament change
I have the same issue, using generated G code containing the color change at a certain layer height. Unload worked fine and it reloaded, however, once the new filament was loaded, the tool head moved into position to start but did nothing after reaching that point. In the printer menu the print was stopped as I could choose to start a new print or other settings normally unavailable during printing. Tried twice, once where the hot end was just parked for the filament change and another where the hot end had to heat up again after parking for filament change.
PrusaLink type: Raspberry Pi Zero 2W
PrusaLink version: 0.6.0
Printer type: MK3S
Printer UUID: 08bdaa2a-5025-48e9-84bb-61b5b1613430
Printer firmware version: 3.11.0-4955
PrusaSlicer version (if applicable): 2.4.2
RE: Print stopped after filament change
Hi, yes, this bug is well known, fixed and the fix is released as a minor fixup version 0.6.1. Sorry the update routine is still so convoluted. We'll improve it in one of the next releases. Sorry for the failed prints
RE: Print stopped after filament change
Hi, yes, this bug is well known, fixed and the fix is released as a minor fixup version 0.6.1
Thank you for the information 🙂
Sorry for the failed prints
Please don't be. We are here to beta test it and all have agreed to the implications 😉