RE: Problems Printing Flexfill 98A
@paul-06 and joantabb
Thanks. I will try both and post it. Might take a while one print takes ~17 hours.
RE: Problems Printing Flexfill 98A
I reduced the temp to 235°C. That was not so sucessfull. Still heavy oozing and now the filling is not complete. So when reducing the temp I should have also reduced the velocity. I will now try the hint from Joan.
RE: Problems Printing Flexfill 98A
Hello!
When the filament gets jammed it is an issue of the temperature of the extruder motor. I tinkered on this a lot. With information from this link i could solve it with a ventilator that I used for cooling the extruder motor:
In this link is also written about a line of code that you can use:
M907 E410 ; SET LOWER EXTRUDER CURRENT
When I first used this I ran into another issue, so I cannot tell you if the line itself works. The motor didnt get as hot as without this line. The new issue doesn't come from the line. Since it appeared one day later again, with my ventilator solution. Sadly... but no more jams for now.
RE: Problems Printing Flexfill 98A
Some pictures:
