bed problem

Support&troubleshooting Zortrax M200
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I have more problem with the bed in fact the edges off and suddenly the room is no longer compliant. Before the update it was the opposite the bed could not be removed, rather it falait sanding it.
I tried everything add small cubes of 1 mm to extend the bed
Turn the piece
Repeat maintenance
But then the edges are still taking off.
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:(

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I am not sure I understand you …

Do you mean your prints don’t stick to the printing platform anymore?

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not the opposite
the print will not stick very well and therefore deformed object
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Is your bed level and clean and flat? even your oils on your hand will stop it from from sticking, after checking that you can try this, after the printer lays down the first layer of raft take,  a paper towel and wipe area that your having problems with acetone,  that will help seat it to the bed ,

I have had good luck doing that, and one last thing do you have sides on your printer? with the weather getting colder your house might  not be as warm that is a factor also.

I hope this helps :)

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thank you for the advice I will try Monday

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with the weather getting colder your house might  not be as warm that is a factor also.

He's in Cameroon, I bet is at least warm  :)

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Do you have this problem ?

http://forum.zortrax.com/index.php?/topic/483-tips-tricks-warping-issue-solution/

Best Regards

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Yes in Cameroon was no problem from the cold
and here when I print I do not put air conditioning
 
I'll try to clean like http://forum.zortrax.com/index.php?/topic/483-tips-tricks-warping-issue-solution/
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Yes in Cameroon was no problem from the cold
and here when I print I do not put air conditioning

Just the same here: Rio!

Hot, humid. no air conditioning while printing.

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by 23 ° on the day

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by 23 ° on the day

It's the same here near Chicago, but we go by °F. :)

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23 C

:D

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Hello,

I have severe bed Problems, edges always wrinkle up, even with tricks like small additional flat ob´jects at the outside

Bed is fully calibrated

It seems that new SW Version makes it impossible to cover whole printing area - just wasting lot of lot of material!!!!

Any idea how to solve that - I'm really at the end with my ideas after 3 weeks of testing and investigating.....

So when it wrinkles up nozzle always collides and this is definitely not good Long-term

When can I make serious builds again?

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What have you tried ?  Light sanding of bed ? Gluestick ?

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Tried light sanding, no glue sticks

Tried to add some small "sticks" to protect build area from warping - helps but not for whole surface

No I will order a BuildTak

But why this works so Rally bad now? - use of Printer is very restricted!!!

Should I Change to old SW Version if that could help?

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If you have access to Elmers glue sticks try this, but not the school grade. Over here they have an "extreme" version which works well.

Don't us Buildtak, as you need to allow access to the metal pads for bed levelling, as well as keep the surface the same height.

I don't think different s/w versions will help.

Are you using side panels and door ?

Lastly can you post a picture of a failed print, so we can see what sort of part you are printing, and how it is failing.

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If you have access to Elmers glue sticks try this, but not the school grade. Over here they have an "extreme" version which works well.

I beg to differ I use the purple elmers school glue all the time and I get nothing but amazing results, never had lift with it.

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Off the shelf 'school grade' UHU glue stick and enclosure. 90% succes rate, some random lift-offs on large flat parts.

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Printing large objects almost full bed size now non-stop for 3 weeks - no curling or lifting with UltraT and both Z-Suite 9.1 and 9.3. Elmer's Office Grade purple disappearing glue stick. Scrape off the old stuff then wipe with wet paper towel and reapply before every print. Not too much - just scribble lightly over the print area and avoid the sensing points. First layer of the raft should be half mushed into the holes and half on top of the bed. Enclosure panels are critical, must be used for these prints.