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Iv been mixing colours on this printer for well over a year without any issues. This has been done via the display, cura and octoprint. The A10m is fully capable of mixing.

Hello all. It's been a while since I was last on, I'm happy to say that until now my printer has worked perfectly for well over a year. unfortunately though it seems my GT2560 V3.0 board has gone, with only the LCD plugged in I'm getting 64 on hot end and 356 on hot bed, clear sign that the board ha...

as for the fans inside the cage they are meant to be on all the time to keep the upper parts of the print head cool from the heater block.. you would not want your filament turning to mush before it hits the heater block and nozzle...

that is correct however i am unsure as to how much current this connection can hold, my be someone at Geeetech can advise...

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Tue Dec 18, 2018 4:18 am

APLEES wrote: ↑

Tue Dec 18, 2018 3:38 am

It is the z rod guide that goes on top of the lead screw

was not thinking of this but yea sounds about right.

Defo not clearly stated in the build instructions.

That nozzle should be screwed right in you should not see any of the thread. Make sure you remove the filament as you will end up with it all over your threads making it harder to get in. Heat it up to 10c more than you plan to print with as stated 220 is good. Keep it heated as the heat will help y...

It is the z rod guide that goes on top of the lead screw

The A10M has a 7mm Thread nozzel, you should have got a spare in your kit to measure.... I did...

A 10 is a MK 6
A 10 M is a MK7 due to the dual feed needing more head room to melt the infeed...

You can do a search for the nozzles... or look on aliexpress for MK7 nozzle.... the 6&7 denominator I believe refers to the thread size...

You need to have your Bed up to a minimum of 65 ish to get anything to stick, look at the glass transition temperature of the material. start with that... Raise your hot end as you can see a shadow of where the extruder is slithering minute material on to the bed... Also your hot bed looks way to sh...