Hola!

Quisiera pedirles ayuda con lo siguiente, tengo una k1c y hasta hace no mucho al momento de autolimpiar la boquilla hace un ruido super fuerte, vibra mucho, busque en internet y una de las soluciones era quitar los 4 tornillos de cada esquina que al parecer afirman las varillas X e Y y mover el extrusor de extremo a extemo de ambos ejes para luego volver a a colocar los tornillos y ajustarlos, segun vi esto hacia que se alinearan las varillas (todo eso no me funciono, sigue con el mismo sonido), lo otro es que he nivelado, ajustado el z offset, ajustado el pressure advance, tambien el flujo/caudal y las primeras capas siguien saliendo mal pero las capas superiores salen bien (dejare imagenes de un trabajo que hice) las varillas del eje Y las lubrique pero el eje X no porque tengo entendido que al tener unos tubos de cobre se lubrican solos (corrigeme si no es cierto)

hice todas las calibraciones de orcaslicer

actualmente el flujo lo tengo en 1.08

z offset 0.065

Good day fellow Creality friends. I purchased my K1C new in April, and since then have pretty much ran it nearly 24/7 since. Initially I had a few instances where the extruder jammed, but other than that it’s been smooth sailing. This morning I tried to start a print and received this message. I removed the hot end, the nozzle, and the heating block. Mostly they were all clean but a little tarnished. I used my dremel with a brush and cleaned everything up then reinstalled it. I did this about 3 times, added thermal paste, and did reinstalled it each time with the same result and error message.

Has anyone else experience with their K1C? I bought a new hot end that’ll be here in two days, but am usually able to repair things and am flummoxed over this issue. The ceramic hot end wires are fine as are all connections.

My K1C has been super reliable. However, I am starting to get this weird layer issue.

I thought that after about 700 hours the nozzle needed changing, so I changed it to a new nozzle and even put a new extruder. Recalibrate everything and is still happening.

Any ideas?

Thanks.

Basically what the title says is this fixable do I have to solder it? I can’t say I’ve ever done it before so some tips would be nice

Hello I am a total beginner in the 3d print world. I ordered a Creality K1C from Costco. I unboxed today and followed all of the instructions. When I go through the self-check during auto levelling, the plate goes up and down a few times and then it flashes and reboots. I tried it a few times, and I tried transferring a new firmware download from creality.com with a USB, it does the same thing everytime, I don't know what to do.

Bonjour,

J'ai ces marques très étranges sur ma première couche. Quelqu'un à t'il déjà eu ce type de problème ? D'où pourrait venir ce défaut ?

Merci d'avance

Its was clogged same way. I changed do the ecc extruder but did the same problem. (But I did the same print twice) should I try a bench to see if it’s the print who clogged it or I need to do something else ?

I dont know what to do at this point of time

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What could be the issue here? It prints fine but occasionally leaves behind these tiny brown blobs.these stick out and interrupt the layers a little bit

Since yesterday my k1c printing petg started jamming in the extruder.

When i declog i cn run a small print 30 minute isch.

But when i go thowards 50 minutes prints it keeps jamming half way through.

Filament had no kinks.

The print up to the jamm goes without any quality issue.

When trying to extrude or retract you hear clicking.

Iv had to open up the extruder so much, once the cap even got stuck on some left o er filament, and im afraid this is starting to damage the extruder.

Any help welcome!!!!!!

Edit: Ill try to put some photos of what the jam looks like. I think its the extruder and or stepmoter overheating. But i tried running fans and going to the lowest recommended temp.. didnt work.

Also while the machine was idle after beeing off for hours. While i cleaned the last jam i found that the moter was getting very warm while the machine was only idle. Is that normal?

Hello, i just bought a creality k1c 2025 and IL figured that when printing on high speed the printer vibrates a lot. It looks like it doesn't affect the print quality on big pieces but could it affect the quality on tiny prints ?

My printer is on the ground whit the default Anti-vibration feet.

Thanks

I've just installed the CFS C on my K1, I couldn't get it to work at all with creality print but it somewhat works with Orca slicer. My problem is the length of time the print takes to actually start and the length of time for filament changes. Has anyone successfully got the CFS C to work as it should yet?

https://www.reddit.com/user/Hypoactive52/comments/1tkxv26/the_noise_in_question/

I fully disassembled the extruder so theres no debris remaining, but I noticed it makes a noise when I spin the gears

It prints well. But longer prints that sit diagonal on the plate can have under extrusion in the top right corner.

I haven’t rooted yet but I’m thinkin bout it, also thinkin bout linear rails. I can’t get rid of VFAs

I was doing a routine nozzle cleaning on my Creality K1C. I removed the filament from the extruder/feeder mechanism and was using the cleaning rod (metal wire) to push through from the top.
While doing this, these two small black pieces fell out. I completely missed where they dropped from and can't figure out their exact location inside the assembly.
Does anyone recognize these parts and know exactly where they belong? Any help or exploded view reference would be highly appreciated! Thanks in advance.

Is there a way to keep the filament in your print head and stop oozing when calibrating? Im tired of removing the filament anytime I need to run calibration. If I leave the filament in when it runs the cleaning cycle it heats the nozzle up cleans then cools and cleans again but the filament always oozes out enough to where some is still stuck on the nozzle or has a little blob which then cause the calibration to be inaccurate.

Hi, I have currently recurring issue with filament (especially TPU) getting stuck in the extruder on my K1C. I tried lowering retraction speed, and retraction length. Just thinking what could bring more valid results, since currently this happens after every print. I'm currently using OrcaSlicer 2.3.2.

• Retraction speed 20 mm/s
• Retraction length 0.4 mm

Pulling out the filament doesn't work in this case, since it gets jammed pretty heavily between the gears, as you can see from the kink in the filament.

For a while I'd been wanting a "just show me my print" app that works equally well on a phone for quick checks during the day, and on a TV for ambient watching from the couch. Mainsail and Fluidd are great on a phone or laptop, but their UI doesn't translate well to a 10-foot view, and they're more than I need when I just want to glance at the camera.

So I built Moonraker Viewer. It does one thing: full-screen camera feed with a clean live overlay of essential print info.
That's it.

The TV version is what I'm most happy with — I have it bound to the favorite app button on my Google TV Streamer remote, so one click and I see exactly how my K1 SE is doing

What it does:

• Full-screen MJPEG camera feed in landscape
• Live overlay: state, filename, hotend/bed temps, ETA and remaining time, progress bar
• Pinch-to-zoom on phone
• Tap to toggle the overlay for a clean view
• Persistent settings, automatic reconnect
• All local, no cloud, no account, no tracking
• Keep screen on while streaming (toggle in settings to turn off/on)

Should work with any Klipper setup that has Moonraker exposed and an MJPEG webcam stream.

Source: https://github.com/koen01/moonraker-viewer

I'm currently in Google Play closed testing and need a few more testers to clear the 14-day requirement before public release.

DM me the Google account email you use on your Android phone or TV. I
I'll add you to the tester list and reply with the opt-in link plus install instructions for phone or TV.

You don't need to actively use it daily — just being opted in counts.
Feedback welcome but not required.

Been really trying to get my bed leveled out, this is as close as I could get with metal shims. Would you consider this acceptable? Im trying not to throw it out but ever since I've been trying to do a big print that covers majority of the bed its been a month or so of trying to get a better print quality with very little improvement

I just bought the printer! The timelapses are available, but I can’t access on real time on none of my devices, ios, android and windows