7.2.4 Fail stats
The printer keeps statistics about the failures it experienced and recovered from during the
last print. It is useful for assessing a long print, for example over a night or a weekend, if
everything ran smoothly. Fail stats are placed at the bottom of the LCD menu.
Failures which are detected:
● Filament runout
● Power panic
● Lost steps / shifted layers
7.2.5 Normal vs. Stealth mode
The printer offers two print modes. Normal mode is required for the detection of lost steps
(shifted layers) while still being quieter than silent mode on MK2/S. The second is called
Stealth mode and utilizes Trinamic StealthChop technology making the printer almost
inaudible with the print cooling fan being the noisiest part of the printer. Stealth mode
however, doesn’t provide lost step detection.
7.2.6 Factory reset
The factory reset is used when troubleshooting the printer and resetting it to the factory
state.
Entering the factory reset menu:
1. Press and release the reset button (marked X and positioned under the control
knob on the LCD panel)
2. Press and hold the control knob until you hear a beep
3. Release the control knob
Options:
● Language option resets the language preference.
● Statistics will erase all the recorded print time and material from the memory.
● Shipping prep which resets only the printer language selection. All the calibration
data including the Live adjust Z remain intact. Even though the calibration data are
still present and functional, the printer will prompt the user once to run the Calibrate Z
function. This “light” factory reset is mainly used for resetting of assembled printers
before shipping out of the factory so that users can select their language and run
Calibrate Z after unpacking.
● All data which resets everything including all calibration data and the whole
EEPROM is cleaned. After this reset, the user is expected to go through the
calibration flow again, except setting the probe height.
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