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I was starting to clean out my vat from a failed print when I found that my desk lamp had partially cured the resin in the vat. This is also probably happening to a lesser degree with my ceiling lights. I have seen suggestions for 60w bug lights to prevent accidental curing. Are there any other options that people have found worked or are bug lights the best option?

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I previously had an issue similar to what is pictured and someone here suggested using the EPAX firmware. I upgraded to Epax 4.2.18 as suggested and that seemed to solve the problem when I re-printed the model. However, the next print after that printed as a pictured. The difference was that these had supports built in Prusasplicer, sliced in Chitubox and printed at .02 (exposure 4s) instead of all supports having been done in Chitubox at .05. I also had AA (x4) enabled.

Any thoughts on solving this continuing problem would be appreciated.

Also just to verify, is there an obvious way to tell if Epax FW was successfully installed. I installed an earlier AC firmware so I could see the firmware # change because of there was no apparent difference otherwise (or I am just blind) so I wasn't sure it successfully installed the first time.

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I have only had my Photon a short while and I am new to the hobby. I just replaced the FEP and I am now having the issues circled in red. This is the second time (and second usage of the new FEP) that I have printed the vertical coins which originally had insufficient supports and most failed to print correctly include sticking to the FEP. For the second print, new supports were placed by hand. The coins that are not circled don't appear to have any issues.

The completely failed coin (angled) was created using medium auto-support with additional heavy supports added to the low point. That coin uses negative space for its features and angling it seemed the best way to minimize the need for supports. I used to Photon Validator to remove islands.

Before starting this second print, the FEP appeared to be clean and unscratched and the resin was well shaken. Does anyone have any ideas as to what might be causing this? I am using Elegoo Gray (which I just realized, while writing this, that it expired about a month before I got my printer).

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I just received a Photon (non S) and have it in my office. I find that the LED fan is extremely loud, 65 db at about 18 inches according to my cellphone app and 70 db at 1 inch. This is too loud to work around. I have seen numerous references to this being a "quiet" machine which I know is relative but this seems a bit much. It doesn't seem to be failing (grinding), just loud. Is this unusual? Does anyone else feel the noise from their Photon is loud enough to be headache inducing?

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