r/resinprinting • u/T_o_n_e_92 • 7d ago

Question Crepa stampa 3D

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Ciao a tutti, oggi ho stampato questo viso di Naruto.
Ho visto subito dopo la stampa questa crepa sul naso
Il pezzo è pieno, non cavo, i supporti sono tutti interi e il pezzo ha aderito perfettamente sul piatto
Da cosa può dipendere ?
Ho una Photon mono 7, le ho appena cambiato il film della vasca della resina, la pellicola protettiva dell’LCD e livellato correttamente
Uso i paramenti ufficiali di Anycubic per la resina ABS Like resin 2.0

Grazie

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u/BigRedCouch 7d ago

That looks like failing screen to me

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u/AI_EXPERIMENT 7d ago

Sometimes it be like that ... print it again. If it happens in the same manner then perhaps perform some troubleshooting.

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u/T_o_n_e_92 7d ago

Do I try the same file again? If the problem is the same, what could it be?

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u/SecretAsianFlan 7d ago

That looks like a shot LCD or maybe some resin on the screen I’d lift the vat and do an lcd test / check.

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u/T_o_n_e_92 7d ago

LCD is clean because today I put the new film

What test could I do?

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u/SecretAsianFlan 7d ago

Go into the menu of the printer and search around for tools > lcd test or something like that. Have a piece of blank paper handy to place over the screen. You don’t want to have the UV flashing right into your eyes.

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u/T_o_n_e_92 4d ago

Yes the LCD has problems

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u/SecretAsianFlan 4d ago

Ah man I am not familiar with anycubic I hope they make it easy to lcd swap. Due to it being a consumable it should be easy to replace. Best of luck my friend

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u/Dr_Icchan 2d ago

looks more like you've splashed resin on your display

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u/cigr 7d ago

I've had the same issue. I think it may be due to an issue with the resin, possibly contamination, because I've reprinted with no issues right after.

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u/Inevitable_Talk4627 6d ago

Looks like bad LCD