If you post a picture of the power brick I can make a model for you. I can only print it out depending on its final size though, my printer maxes out at 8x8" for the build area.
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The spacing on your skirt looks a little wide, I would check your first layer height.
Stringing like that tends to be temperature related or even a clogged nozzle.
What is the material you are using and temps?
I dropped and broke my brand new MP60, I turned to the 3D printer to save the day!
PETG 245 and 80 glass bed
Anyone why is this happening
Like @Larry L said, I would look for a clog downstream from the extruder. In my experience prolonged printing on the Ender using the stock head at 245, will eventually degrade the PTFE tube end that's inserted into the hot end. Heat up the hot end pull out the tube and see if the end is melted or deformed.Anyone why is this happening
Like @Larry L said, I would look for a clog downstream from the extruder. In my experience prolonged printing on the ENder using the stock head at 245, will eventually degrade the PTFE end thats inserted into the hot end. Heat up the hot end pull out the tube and see if the end is melted or deformed.
If it's simply deformed, replace it.
If it's melted, you will need to replace it but you may also have some of he PTFE tube stuck down in the nozzle, which will need to be cleaned out.
You may simply be able to depress the quick connect an then pull the tube out. This does not always work though. If this is the case, the use a small wrench to unscrew the quick connect (like you did for the extruder). One of the wrenches they included in the spare parts bag should fit it.I tried to remove the nozzle and can't get un Screwed any tips or tricks how to remove it