<p>Whenever I print, the walls separate when genial pressure is applied, this only happens to one side of the print, the side that faces the rear of the printer. I'm using 5 walls, so it’s only truly noticeable on the outer most walls, I’m sure it continues if I peel away more layers (the walls are printed first, then the infill). The print still looks “okay” so I only found out this issue after post-processing a prior print.</p>
<p>I’ve re-leveled the build plate and confirmed it with a bed visualizer.</p>
<p>I have attempted to shim that side of the print bed up.</p>
<p>I installed new belt tensioners to rule out belt tension.</p>
<p>I’m not sure what else to do, I rather not increase my flow or E-steps as the print dimensions are already pretty good and I don’t want to risk over extruding to solve my issue despite how it would fix the problem. I would be sacrificing accuracy for print coherency then.</p>
<ul>
<li>I print on an Ender 5 plus</li>
<li>Slicer is Cura</li>
<li>Print speed is 60 mm/s</li>
<li>Printing at 220 °C for the hotend</li>
<li>Filament is Makerbot PLA</li>
</ul>

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2021-07-01T12:45:41.370Z
Does an external temperature measurement of the heater block verify it is within 10 °C of that indicated by the printer?
Perry Webb
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2021-07-02T09:34:57.680Z
Yes I did , it’s within specs
Adrian
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2021-07-02T16:03:47.053Z
Is there something causing that side to be cooler: a fan blowing on that side or the bed heating is uneven?
Perry Webb
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2021-07-02T21:33:12.550Z
Well I “ upgraded “ the oem fan shroud with a ring one Instead, ideally hitting the print with air from all sides.  I was having this problem with the oem fan shroud as well.
Adrian
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2021-07-18T04:34:13.893Z
Try printing with cooling off to see if it's a cooling issue or something else.
TreeBarkEater
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Walls separating only on one side of print bed
Adrian
# Walls separating only on one side of print bed

(Asked by: username_0 on 2021-06-30)

Whenever I print, the walls separate when genial pressure is applied, this only happens to one side of the print, the side that faces the rear of the printer. I'm using 5 walls, so it’s only truly noticeable on the outer most walls, I’m sure it continues if I peel away more layers (the walls are printed first, then the infill). The print still looks “okay” so I only found out this issue after post-processing a prior print.

I’ve re-leveled the build plate and confirmed it with a bed visualizer.

I have attempted to shim that side of the print bed up.

I installed new belt tensioners to rule out belt tension.

I’m not sure what else to do, I rather not increase my flow or E-steps as the print dimensions are already pretty good and I don’t want to risk over extruding to solve my issue despite how it would fix the problem. I would be sacrificing accuracy for print coherency then.

* I print on an Ender 5 plus
* Slicer is Cura
* Print speed is 60 mm/s
* Printing at 220 °C for the hotend
* Filament is Makerbot PLA

**Tags:** troubleshooting, creality-ender-5, delamination
> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: Does an external temperature measurement of the heater block verify it is within 10 °C of that indicated by the printer?  
> **username_0**: Yes I did , it’s within specs  
> **username_1**: Is there something causing that side to be cooler: a fan blowing on that side or the bed heating is uneven?  
> **username_0**: Well I “ upgraded “ the oem fan shroud with a ring one Instead, ideally hitting the print with air from all sides.  I was having this problem with the oem fan shroud as well.  
> **username_2**: Try printing with cooling off to see if it's a cooling issue or something else.  

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