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I did two temp towers: 260-225
And
280-235
Although my printer didn’t want to go above 260, so the first layers are all 260.
Yikes! Are you sure you sliced the temp tower for PETG profile? (as others have inquired)
Update: replaced the nozzle, heat block (heating element, sensor, PTFE) and fan duct. Did two new temp towers:
Left tower is 235 (top) to 260 (layers labeled 280-260 are all 260). Right is 220-240.
https://i.imgur.com/1MQkStE.jpg
https://i.imgur.com/HDWq19A.jpg
I definitely feel like 220 is the right temp for this.
Huge difference!
Yeah I have Prusament Jet Black and 220/225 is the sweet spot for it on my setup.
That’s a shame you have to do all of the replacements but looks to solve all sorts of things for you.