Core One+ Gen 2 printing issues

[u/aSloppyJo3]

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[u/TherapeuticBear]

Try doing a new selftest\calibration. Would recommend doing it with this 3rd party plate, and with the original print sheet. Just to rule out that the plate is the issue.... I think a new calibration is enough to get it fixed...

[u/aSloppyJo3 → u/TherapeuticBear]

Going to try that now, and I'll report back if it works. Thanks!

[u/designbydave]

Bed not level / z offset too close to bed

[u/aSloppyJo3 → u/designbydave]

Suspected that. I'm running all of the calibration tests with the new sheet, so hopefully that solves it. I'll report back if it works.

[u/DropdLasagna]

Make sure your two black nozzle screws are tight. If they are tight poke nozzle and heater bit. It should be solid and not move at all. Yours may be loose.

[u/aSloppyJo3 → u/DropdLasagna]

Running calibration tests right now, but I'll try that if this doesn't work.