moonglow / FlashForge_Marlin

:shark: Marlin firmware for FlashForge Dreamer/Dreamer NX/Inventor, Bosch Dremel 3D20 3D, PowerSpec Ultra 3D and Monoprice Inventor 1

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TiopaSnow opened this issue · comments

How do i go back to flashforge firmware, im running into more and more problems with it, i cant get it to keep the temp, it keeps dropping to 200 instead of what ive set, cant get it to flow correctly, i would like to undo the process.

it worked fine for a day or so, but now no print works, they dont print at all now, i cant get the filament to flow unless its through the load/unload option

i cant get the filament to flow unless its through the load/unload option
it keeps dropping to 200 instead of what ive set

I use my printer on that firmware for about a year without any problem, if you has a unstable hotend temperature PID controlling you can adjust it with PID Autotune it will calibrate PID for your current hardware. Marlin is very powerful and stable solution IMHO.

they dont print at all now, i cant get the filament to flow unless its through the load/unload option

Maybe you start G-code is invalid ? As example it just not waits for hotend be ready ? WIKI some FlashForge G-codes has some different meaning vs Marlin ones. As example:
M104 - set new hotend temperature and wait ( on FlashForge firmware ) and will not waits for Marlin firmware ( Marlin will not extrude anything on cold extruder )

How do i go back to flashforge firmware

You can use my windows FF Writer tool or more robust solution is Linux script ( 'ff flash firmware.py' ). Just write original firmware as it was for Marlin firmware.

took apart the hotend, in my infinite wisdom i did not check that first, a tiny piece of filament had lodged itself in the feed gears, i feel dumb.

i think so about myself 100 times per day lol :) anyway nice what you find a root problem !