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Davebert
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Simple question on end of print hot end and bed position

I am sure it's just a gcode thing where I need to add some code but I would have thought the sample print suggested (Prusa badge) would have had it right. I just finished building the MK3 kit and after a few other issues with the filament sensor and the updated firmware with a bug I printed the test print badge and dialed in the z and when it finished it left the hotend too close to the bed and on the left side  to lift the steel plate to remove the print. I had to pull the bed forward (aftr it cooled) and remove the print with my fingers. What to do to fix this or is it likely a default setting in the slicer and my sliced prints will just automagically work? I am just wondering why Prusas test prints(or at least the default suggested one, don't home the printer after a print.

Thanks

Best Answer by Hello:

Yeah I'm saying 3.11 Is your best bet if u run into more problems 

Respondido : 06/09/2023 10:03 pm
Hello
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RE: Simple question on end of print hot end and bed position

I believe it's a bug take printer firmware to 3.11 then try it 

Please help me out by downloading a model it's free and easy but really helps me out https://www.printables.com/@Hello_474427/models

Respondido : 07/09/2023 8:30 am
Davebert
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Topic starter answered:
RE: Simple question on end of print hot end and bed position

Hi and thanks for the reply. After I built the MK3 I ran it with the old installed firmware and I was getting filament sensor wiring errors on the wizard to check out the build. I checked and triple checked everything and assumed I got a DOA filament sensor. So I updated the firmware to v 3.13.0. Then I was able to disable the filament sensor to get past that issue and run the first time calibration. But that caused a new issue where I couldn't get past the "Is the filament loaded" prompt. If I said YES it switched to the NO and back and forth but was a dead end. So I found this:

https://github.com/prusa3d/Prusa-Firmware/issues/4300

I downgraded the firmware to version V 3.12.2 as it was the one just prior to the V3.13.0. Then I was able to get where I am now. But I read on the site where the V3.13.0 issue was posted that it has been fixed but I don't know if they changed the version number or where to find it. So are you saying V 3.11 is the best version currently for the MK3 and the newer versions are buggy? Or does anybody know where the fixed latest version can be downloaded?

Thanks

Respondido : 07/09/2023 11:57 am
Davebert
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Topic starter answered:
RE: Simple question on end of print hot end and bed position

I found they released an upgraded firmware V 3.13.1 on September 5th, so I will install that later today and hope all the bugs have been squashed!

 

https://help.prusa3d.com/downloads/mk3/firmware

Respondido : 07/09/2023 4:08 pm
Hello
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RE: Simple question on end of print hot end and bed position

Yeah I'm saying 3.11 Is your best bet if u run into more problems 

Please help me out by downloading a model it's free and easy but really helps me out https://www.printables.com/@Hello_474427/models

Respondido : 07/09/2023 6:51 pm
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Davebert
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Topic starter answered:
RE: Simple question on end of print hot end and bed position

Ok, thanks for the clarification. I appreciate it. 😎 

Respondido : 07/09/2023 7:03 pm
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RE: Simple question on end of print hot end and bed position

 

Posted by: @davebert

Ok, thanks for the clarification. I appreciate it. 😎 

3.11 is before the tried to add a bunch of features that went wrong 

Please help me out by downloading a model it's free and easy but really helps me out https://www.printables.com/@Hello_474427/models

Respondido : 07/09/2023 7:26 pm
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