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Troubleshooting Temperature Issues

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Last updated 5 years ago

Your prints could be failing due to being cold or too hot. It can be hard to tell sometimes weather it’s too cold or hot and we have provided some pictures below to show you the difference.

HOT

As you can see in the photo above hot prints turn out stringy. You will want to lower temperatures to correct this.

*When adjusting temperatures we recommend starting with a 10 degree jump and then working in increments of 5 if needed*

COLD

Cold prints do not bond well and will lift off the print bed. They are also quite brittle. You will want to increase temperatures to correct this.

*When adjusting temperatures we recommend starting with a 10 degree jump and then working in increments of 5 if needed*

GOOD

Layers have bonded well with no strings. No adjustment should be required.