Print sticks to the nozzle  

RE: Print sticks to the nozzle

Please run a first layer calibration and post a picture of your results.

RE: Print sticks to the nozzle

here are the photo of the first layer and print I attempted but had to stop for obvious reasons

RE: Print sticks to the nozzle

It looks like your z-offset puts your nozzle too high. Not too low. When your nozzle is too high, the filament doesn't squish down enough against the sheet and doesn't stick to it. These loose floppy lines of extrusion will then stick to the nozzle. Try your first layer calibration several more times putting your nozzle a bit lower each time until you get the layer to stick.. 

RE: Print sticks to the nozzle

Way too high. I would go down in steps of 0.1 until the filament sticks to the sheet. Then make adjustment in 0.02 steps and maybe 0.01 until you have a good first layer. Also, once you get the filament to stick I'd switch to this method, which due to the larger size is easier to interpret for newcomers and allows for testing multiple live z values in one print:

https://forum.prusa3d.com/forum/original-prusa-i3-mk3s-mk3-assembly-and-first-prints-troubleshooting/life-adjust-z-my-way/

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I tried the testing print, but it keeps sticking to the nozzle, even by lowering it a lot

but thank you for the print link

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What number is your z-offset? How much did you lower when you say 'lowering a lot'?

RE: Print sticks to the nozzle

-0.230 right now

RE: Print sticks to the nozzle

Absolute numbers don't mean anything but if you did install the PINDa properly and did the initial calibration the live z should be around -1.0. So I would go a lot lower in my live z calibration unless for some weird reason your pinda is mounted way too low.