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Wraith
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Filament dried 50c for 6 hours.

Default setting for PETG.

 

Almost acts like the filament slows or stops...

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Randall

Posted : 14/03/2022 10:47 pm
cwbullet
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RE: Filament dried 50c for 6 hours.

I have had a couple rolls of PETG do this.  Have you tired a different roll?

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Posted : 25/03/2022 9:26 pm
Wraith
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Topic starter answered:
RE: Filament dried 50c for 6 hours.

Sadly yes, same thing with all.

Posted : 26/03/2022 6:05 am
towlerg
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RE: Filament dried 50c for 6 hours.

Partial nozzle blockage?

Posted : 26/03/2022 12:32 pm
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doctorg
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RE: Filament dried 50c for 6 hours.

You can take a look at the settings on this page to see if they help:

https://help.prusa3d.com/article/petg_2059

Posted : 22/04/2022 6:17 pm
HBPrint
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RE: Filament dried 50c for 6 hours.

I'd try a different nozzle myself. I'll bet it's either clogged or damaged. Short of another nozzle, try some cleaning filament and a temp 5C above the hottest material you printed with.

Posted : 04/05/2022 4:14 pm
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bobstro
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RE: Filament dried 50c for 6 hours.

FWIW - Recommendations for drying PETG are more like 65C from what I've found.

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Posted : 04/05/2022 5:21 pm
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