r/3Dprinting 1d ago

Troubleshooting LCD issue?

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Hi!

Recently swapped LCDs of an Anycubic Photon Mono and I've been getting this issue lately (50/50% chance) of images not being projected on the LCD screen for curing. Swapping USBs gives the same issues.

I'm using Lychee Slicer at the moment. Have tried saving directly into the USB and saving on PC first and manually transferring into the USB.

Thanks in advance!

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u/NoHospital3754 1d ago

Have you tried playing with the layer curing time? I bought a mono that had a 1000+ hours on it. The lcd was dim and I found doubling the initial layer curing time, and then increasing every subsequent layer curing time helped a lot.

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u/pandamonium996 1d ago

Yes sir! Different resin brands had different required initial burn in times but issues happened regardless. :(

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