JayZay
September 10, 2024, 8:37pm
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Hi @acn ,
Welcome to the forum.
I don’t own an A1, so I don’t have a chance to test.
To remove that procedure, you must edit the printer’s g-code.
The specific code is within the printer time lapse g-code section:
Note that there are risks associated with messing with printer g-code , so I don’t advise you to do it unless you are familiar with g-code.
Take a look at this thread:
I’ve found a workaround that solves the problem but (I think) disables clog detection. I’ve never been worried about clog detection on my X1C so not having it on the A1 Mini doesn’t seem like a big deal. To fix the issue you’ll need to edit the Machine gcode in the Printer settings. Under the Time lapse G-code section you’ll find a block of commands that looks like this:
M622.1 S1
M1002 judge_flag g39_detection_flag
M622 J1
; enable nozzle clog detect at 3rd layer
{if layer num == 2}
M4…
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