<p>I have a new Ender 3 Pro.  I set it up and everything seems to work. I configured as such that the nozzle is only a sheet of paper apart from the bed. When I go to print, the extruder raises 2-3&nbsp;mm and starts printing, which doesn't stick to the bed and all I get is a mess. Bed is set to 60&nbsp;&deg;C and hotend to 210&nbsp;&deg;C.</p>

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2020-02-22T19:06:44.710Z
mind showing a photo and telling us what slicer you use?
Trish
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2020-02-23T07:39:11.250Z
Hi Howard, welcome to 3DPrinting.SE! What is your start G-code? Or, put a link to PasteBin to your G-code file so we can help you. Unfortunately, your question does not have enough information to help you now. My best guess is that your start G-code is incorrect.
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Ender 3Pro Calibration problem
Howard
# Ender 3Pro Calibration problem

(Asked by: username_0 on 2020-02-22)

I have a new Ender 3 Pro. I set it up and everything seems to work. I configured as such that the nozzle is only a sheet of paper apart from the bed. When I go to print, the extruder raises 2-3 mm and starts printing, which doesn't stick to the bed and all I get is a mess. Bed is set to 60 °C and hotend to 210 °C.

**Tags:** creality-ender-3, calibration
> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: mind showing a photo and telling us what slicer you use?  
> **username_2**: Hi Howard, welcome to 3DPrinting.SE! What is your start G-code? Or, put a link to PasteBin to your G-code file so we can help you. Unfortunately, your question does not have enough information to help you now. My best guess is that your start G-code is incorrect.  

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