Cubicon Single Operation Manual page 42

If the Functional Menu {Configuration > Autotilt > Always Autotilt} is off, set it on. If it is off, the bed tilting is
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now working properly.
Confirm that the temperature conditions of the filament in use, heating bed and extruder are correct. In
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Cubicon Single, the heating bed and filament in use must have the proper temperatures to adhere well to
each other.
Check whether the area stuck to the heating bed is too small, or the bottom of the printed object is
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irregular. You can correct the problem by using the bottom aid option or by slowing down the first layer
print speed when creating the G-Code.
Use the proper tape when needed. For some models or filament types, it may be helpful to use a separate
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tape such as Kapton tape on the heating bed.
Check whether coating is damaged or severe warping of the heating bed. In this case, you must replace
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the heating bed. Use the authorized service.
6) Parts (mostly bottom boundaries) of the printed object are taken off the bottom.
 Refer to the "5) The printed object does not adhere to the bottom (heating bed)." and take proper action.
The problem can be partially improved by changing options such as internal filling when creating the G-
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Code
This is due to contraction of the material caused by the printer using the thermal melting method.
Adjust the printing condition (extruder, heating bed and printer inside temperatures) or use material that
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does not contract in this way. Although contraction may improve with some materials, this is a natural
phenomenon that occurs as the melted filament is solidified. The most effective way to correct the
problem is to modify the model to reduce the contraction.
7) The middle of the printed object is cracked.
This is caused by contraction of the material caused by the printer using the thermal melting method.
Adjust the printing condition (extruder, heating bed and printer inside temperatures) or use a material that
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does not contract in this way. Although there may be less contraction with some materials, it is a natural
phenomenon that occurs as the melted filament is solidified. The most effective way to correct the
problem is to modify the model to reduce the contraction.
The problem can be partially alleviated by changing options such as internal filling when creating the G-
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Code.
8) I cannot remove the printed object from the bottom (heating bed).
Wait until the heating bed is sufficiently cooled. The heating bed can be damaged if you remove the
printed object from the heating bed by force.
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In Cubicon Single, the printed object is stuck to the bottom during printing and can be easily removed
when the heating bed is cooled after printing is completed. The temperature at which the printed object is
removed depends on the type of filament being used and the model.
If the printed object is not taken off even after the heating bed is sufficiently cooled (to room temperature),
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push a flat object into the bottom of the printed object to take it off.
If the residues of the printed object remain fixed on the heating bed, the printed object may be stuck to the
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residue, and not taken off the bed. Always keep the heating bed surface clean.
If you do not completely remove the acetone from the bed after using the acetone to clean the heating
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bed, the printed object may not come off the heating bed. After using the acetone, completely wipe it out
with wet cloth.
You must replace the heating bed if the coating of the heating bed is damaged. Use the authorized
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service.
9) Printing is completed, but only parts of the model are printed. Other parts are not printed at
all, or are incorrectly printed.
 Refer to the "4) The filament is not extruded out of the nozzle" and take the proper action.
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