<p>I have a Creality CP-01 that has one of the feeders loose so I had to take down the entire extruder to fix it. After fixing it making sure it feeds properly and leveling the bed, it is producing what seems to be overflowing prints and I have no idea what to do to fix it.</p>
<p>I am working with the same nozzle I had used before and had to level the bed multiple times. No change in cura settings only the hardware.</p>
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2023-12-20T20:44:11.727Z
Welcome. What's your actual question? I suggest changing the title into a question and if possibly adding more details about what it is you've changed exactly or what steps you took.
Bob Ortiz
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2023-12-20T21:06:52.900Z
@BobOrtiz done this is the most i can provide i think
Marchal
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2023-12-21T17:39:33.103Z
Previously the title described the issue, now it does not. Now it just says *when* "the issue" occurred (i.e. when the extruder was changed). I'm not sure if that is an improvement?
Greenonline
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What causes these print issues after changes on my Creality CP-01 extruder?
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# What causes these print issues after changes on my Creality CP-01 extruder?

(Asked by: username_0 on 2023-12-20)

I have a Creality CP-01 that has one of the feeders loose so I had to take down the entire extruder to fix it. After fixing it making sure it feeds properly and leveling the bed, it is producing what seems to be overflowing prints and I have no idea what to do to fix it.

I am working with the same nozzle I had used before and had to level the bed multiple times. No change in cura settings only the hardware.

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**Tags:** underextrusion, creality, overextrusion
> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: Welcome. What's your actual question? I suggest changing the title into a question and if possibly adding more details about what it is you've changed exactly or what steps you took.  
> **username_0**: @BobOrtiz done this is the most i can provide i think  
> **username_2**: Previously the title described the issue, now it does not. Now it just says *when* "the issue" occurred (i.e. when the extruder was changed). I'm not sure if that is an improvement?  

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