Hi,
I just finished building my prusa printer (I was helped by a friend which builded 3 3D printers) and I faced an issue with the J-head : some molten filament leaves on top of the heating component and also between the nozzle and the heating component.
Now, I really need to have my 3D printer working but this seems to be an insoluble issue.
Thanks,
Jean
J-head leak
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Re: J-head leak
I'm sorry to appear this kind of phenomenon, I checked photos carefully your provide.
I think the hotend leak a lot Maybe due to no tightening between 1 and 2, Refer to the attached figure.
so I suggest you clean up the leak, tightening between 1 and 2, Then, I think it will work perfectly.
you can try it again, thank you, Best regards!
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I think the hotend leak a lot Maybe due to no tightening between 1 and 2, Refer to the attached figure.
so I suggest you clean up the leak, tightening between 1 and 2, Then, I think it will work perfectly.
you can try it again, thank you, Best regards!
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Re: J-head leak
Hi,
Thanks for your reply.
I have made several tests, however it appears that, although when the head is cold it is possible to tight correctly, as soon as the head has a 200 C temperature, the nozzle is like "free", and a space appears between the nozzle where the hot filament is "expulsed"...
So it can't print correctly as this additionally filament fall down on the print...
Any other idea ?
Thanks
Jean Jesuis
Thanks for your reply.
I have made several tests, however it appears that, although when the head is cold it is possible to tight correctly, as soon as the head has a 200 C temperature, the nozzle is like "free", and a space appears between the nozzle where the hot filament is "expulsed"...
So it can't print correctly as this additionally filament fall down on the print...
Any other idea ?
Thanks
Jean Jesuis
Re: J-head leak
dear friend:
sorry to hear that,you can use Sealing grease or screw thread to tight the hotend up。
sorry to hear that,you can use Sealing grease or screw thread to tight the hotend up。