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Is it possible to have the filament loaded after the bed calibration has been done? In the MK4S+MMU3 this function exists, but if the printer is used in "single mode" or without the MMU3 the printer heats the nozzle, loads the filament and then cools the nozzle to the bed calibration temperature. This causes the filament to drip from the nozzle and the nozzle cleaning system does not work properly and the calibration is incorrect due to the presence of not melted filament under the nozzle. The presence of filament makes the PTFE tube less flexible, falsifying the load cell reading. Thanks
Expected functionality
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this should be possible already, by modifying start sequence g code.
It would be much nicer if it is implemented as a feature for everyone, so we don't have to touch g code :)
The initial g-code of the MK4S with or without MMU3 are the same, the only difference is that the MMU3 is set,
I think that the sequence is in the firmware and cannot be changed with the initial g-code.
If the old version that allowed the use of the MMU in "single" or "multi" mode was restored, it would be nice.
I also use the MMU3 to have different types of filament, but this requires that I can only choose between PETG or PLA, while if I want to print ABS or other materials I have to choose the "mono" mode with all the problems mentioned above.
Printer model
MK4/MK4S/MMU3
Describe the feature
Is it possible to have the filament loaded after the bed calibration has been done? In the MK4S+MMU3 this function exists, but if the printer is used in "single mode" or without the MMU3 the printer heats the nozzle, loads the filament and then cools the nozzle to the bed calibration temperature. This causes the filament to drip from the nozzle and the nozzle cleaning system does not work properly and the calibration is incorrect due to the presence of not melted filament under the nozzle. The presence of filament makes the PTFE tube less flexible, falsifying the load cell reading. Thanks
Expected functionality
No response
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