Color Bleed MK4S MMU3
Hello, I am having color bleed issues that are especially visible in lighter colors.
Would ticking the "Infill before perimeters" option help? It makes sense to me that the next color purges a bit of the old color in the infill and by the time it prints the walls the bleed is gone. I haven't tried this yet but does that make sense?
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Purge Volume needs to be increased. Also, be aware that if you have a High Flow nozzle you will need to increase the purge volume a LOT. Check that the High Flow setting (in PrusaSlicer) matches what is installed.
MK4S/MMU3
RE: Color Bleed MK4S MMU3
My current purging volume is set to 240mm3 with the color bleed. The default is at 140, how much should it be for a HF0.4 nozzle?
RE: Color Bleed MK4S MMU3
the MMU3 works better with a standard flow nozzle, can you change the nozzle to a standard nozzle?
regards Joan
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RE: Color Bleed MK4S MMU3
Yeah, if you have a high flow nozzle you may need more like 300-400 if you’re going from red to white. Especially if you’re using PETG. No wonder the standard nozzle is recommended. Here’s a tool that has helped me determine purge volumes.
https://www.printables.com/model/1147770-easy-mmu3-purge-calibration-tool-for-mk4-and-other
MK4S/MMU3