a239f06b7.js","9160","static/chunks/app/not-found-3a57e32360e6bead.js"],"default"] 1f:I[77490,["6470","static/chunks/app/global-error-af32ecc14da42713.js"],"default"] f:T43a,Calibrate E-Steps (Extruder Calibration):

(1) Gather the tools shown in the first picture before starting this process
(2) Under Advanced Settings, find and write down your Current ESteps/mm number. In the example CURRENT_ESTEPS = 93.0/mm
(3) Push on the connector piece to remove your Bowden Tube, Pull back the filament until only a small amount is showing.
(4) Cut this so that the filament is flush with the opening. Do not move the filament manually afterwards.
(5) From the printer menu, set your Extruder to move 100mm. Once finished, cut the extruded piece as closely to the edge as possible
(6) Measure the length (mm) of filament that was actually extruded using your caliper. In the example MEASURED_VALUE = 67.74mm
(7) Calculate the CORRECT_ESTEPS = CURRENT_ESTEPS x (100 / MEASURED_VALUE). In this example the CORRECT_ESTEPS = 137.3 = 93 x (100/67.74).
(8) Go back to Advanced Settings and update your Esteps/mm value to the CORRECT_ESTEPS

10:T701,Enable or Increase Retraction Settings:
In your Slicing Software, find the corresponding setting for Retraction Settings and make sure it's enabled. Adjust the following settings as needed. If the print quality improves but still has defects, continue to increase the retraction length, or speed.

Retraction Speed: This setting determines how quickly the filament is retracted. It is measured in millimeters per second (mm/s). A typical retraction speed is between 20 to 60 mm/s, but this can vary based on your printer and filament.
Retraction Minimum Travel: Some slicers allow you to specify the minimum distance the nozzle must travel before a retraction is triggered. This helps avoid unn

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