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Prints breaking away from the platform
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- Bad looking surface above supports
- Broken supports (SL1/SL1S)
- De-lamination / separated layers (SL1/SL1S)
- Failing supports
- Firmware update failed #10534 (SL1)
- First layer issues
- Ghosting
- Holes in print (SL1/SL1S)
- Layer separation and splitting FDM
- Layer shifting
- Object missing details
- Poor bridging
- Print detached from supports (SL1/SL1S)
- Print doesn't appear / Resin does not solidify
- Prints breaking away from the platform
- Problems with infill
- Removing and object stuck to the bottom of the tank
- Sample G-codes
- Scratches/bubbles on prints (SL1/SL1S)
- Skewed / deformed prints (SL1/SL1S)
- Stringing and oozing
- Temperature sensor failed #10205 (SL1/SL1S)
- The Benchy hull line
- Under-extrusion
- Visible layers (SL1/SL1S)
- Warped layers (SL1/SL1S)
- Warping
- Watertight prints
- Printer troubleshooting
- QR Error codes
- Print Error Messages
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The printing platform must be perfectly flat and degreased to ensure that the first prints are properly attached. If the pad or print itselfs separates from the printing platform, it can be caused by bumps on the platform, poor calibration, or dirt/grease on the platform.
Make sure the platform is perfectly clean and degreased. Wash the entire platform in IPA carefully to ensure it is completely degreased. Consider re-calibrating the printer to make sure the platform is in good contact with the bottom of the tank.
It is possible to sand down the platform’s surface with a 1000-grit sandpaper, however, this procedure is recommended only to experienced users, since incorrect approach could damage the platform. Be gentle and make it even.
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