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Wanted to give everyone a heads up on a Troubleshooting issue with the LCD screen. I had two prints in a row with some "light leakage" where extra material printed on the side of my model. I thought it might be at the start of LCD failure.

So I ran the UV test, and sure enough more of the screen was lighting up than just the test rectangle. The dreaded LCD failure.

I opened up the machine, and instead of replacing the LCD (I had an extra) I just reattached the cable very firmly and ran a test again on a hunch. With the cable re-seated, the LCD worked perfectly! I have a theory that the vibrations of operation can slightly loosen that lcd cable and cause what appears to be LCD failure when in reality the LCD screen is absolutely fine.

So, if you have light leakage, before ordering a new LCD or complaining to Anycubic, I highly advise just going in (watch a Youtube video on how to replace it to see what to do) and making sure the contact is perfect. And to anyone who's scared to open up the machine or whatever, I'm highly non-technical and I will say it was very easy!

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Had a 50% failure with the print I ran overnight. One mini turned out amazing, the other is slightly more abstract (he’s a flat sheet, really bold artistic choice on his part but not what I’m going for). I’m guessing I should increase exposure time on my base layers? Any thoughts from the experienced Photonsters?

Printer: Photon

Resin: Anycubic Green (stuff that came with the printer)

Settings: in photos

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Just wanted to say thanks to everyone helping me troubleshoot my new photon s as it’s quite different from the formlabs haha.

Was wondering if anyone knew why my prints are coming out like this. The raft is where the warping occurs and this is after I levelled my bed. You see one side is thicker than the other and it kinda affects the bottoms of my print.

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Would be grateful if anyone using Anycubic grey would share their exposure settings for 0.05 layer height.

I'm sure it will be suggested, so yes I have tried the resin settings spreadsheet on Google Drive. Although I started off with those settings I found that the normal exposure time of 18 seconds was way to high. I'm working my way through some AmeraLabs calibration files and I'm currently down to a normal exposure of 6 seconds.

Although this does fit a lot better with the suggested exposure times printed on the bottle it does seem rather strange that it's so much lower than those in the spreadsheet.

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Hi guys, I recently run out of the any cubic clear green and have been experimenting with monocure rapid blue with very little success and have had nothing but trouble with it.
All my prints come on one side with absolutely no detail on the side facing and blobby mess on the side facing the plate. no matter how I position the model one side is always horribly deformed.
My test prints have cone out fine, .03 with 9 on and 10 off. The picture is of the validation pieces and the from and back side of the same piece.

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I love the amount of detail these printers can produce. It arrived on Thursday levelled with the Flint method, printed the test cube no issues, amera labs city printed really well so onto fun stuff. Have only had one failed print so far and that was pilot error.

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Curious as to if anyone has successfully gone 100% IPA free using the Amera labs resin? And if so what setup have you used?

I've just tried their fairy liquid cleaning method and it's worked for 95% of the resin, but there was still very thin veils of resin in patches all over the model which needed to be removed.

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Recently got my photon and absolutely loving it however I’m now looking at hollowing out bigger models. Any good walkthroughs/articles/videos that you all could recommend? I have years of experience with FDM printers but I’m just finding my feet with resin

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Need some help. Just got the printer set up last night. Transfered the files from the basic USB it came with to a good one. The Photon does not like the good USB. I get an error. So I used the one the printer came with and woke up this morning to absolutely nothing stuck or built. It was at 97% this morning and doing the motions still, but nothing was there on the test print. I'm pretty sure it's due to the crappy USB. But what can I do if it throws an error everytime I use a good one.

It's formatted for MAC OS. Does that make a difference? Any ideas? TIA

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