Creality Ender 3 S1 Pro Filament Parameter Settings & Operation

Creality Ender 3 S1 Pro was launched in Feb.2022 which is an upgrade of Ender 3 S1. It supports high temperature and is compatible with multi-filament printing, giving makers more creative possibilities.

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In this article, let's explore Ender 3 S1 Pro filament comprehensive guide.

How to Load the Filament on Your Ender 3 S1 Pro In order to successfully load the filament, please trim the end of the filament at an angle of 45 degrees.

Press the filament until it passes through the filament detection hole. Then press and hold the extruder handle to insert the filament into the extruder hole until it reaches the nozzle.

Warm up the nozzle. If the filament flows out of the nozzle when the temperature reaches the target value, the filament is properly loaded. How to Change the Filament Ender 3 S1 Pro 2 situations as following When the printer is not printing: Heat the nozzle to over 185℃, and wait until the filaments inside the nozzle are softened. Press the extrusion handle, push the filaments downwards to see if there is any filament coming out of the nozzle, and then quickly pull out the filaments to prevent them from being stuck in the throat pipe. Place the new filament onto the rack and repeat the steps of How to Load the Filament. When the printer is printing: Pause the printing. After the printer stops, press and hold the extrusion handle and quickly extract the filament to prevent it from clogging in the heat break. Place the new filament onto the rack and press it through the filament detector. Press and hold the extrusion handle to insert the filament into the nozzle. Then push the filament to squeeze out the residual filament in the nozzle and clean up the nozzle before resuming printing. Ender 3 S1 Pro Mid-Print Filamenet Change Video Guide

Ender 3 S1 Pro Retraction Settings: How to Unload Filament td {white-space:nowrap;border:1px solid #dee0e3;font-size:10pt;font-style:normal;font-weight:normal;vertical-align:middle;word-break:normal;word-wrap:normal;} Ender-3 S1 Pro Filament Guide Filament Enclosure

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CR-PLA NO NO 0.8mm 40mm/s 60℃ 200℃ 100% 50mm/s CR-ABS YES YES 0.8mm 40mm/s 100℃ 240℃ 20% 50mm/s CR-TPU NO NO 2.0mm 40mm/s 30℃ 225℃ 100% 30mm/s CR-PETG NO YES 1mm 40mm/s 90℃ 220℃ 40% 50mm/s CR-Carbon(PLA） NO YES 1mm 40mm/s 60℃ 205℃ 40% 50mm/s CR-Carbon (Nylon) YES YES 0.8mm 40mm/s 110℃ 240℃ 0% 50mm/s CR-Silk NO YES 0.8mm 40mm/s 60℃ 210℃ 100% 50mm/s CR-PLA Wood NO NO 0.8mm 40mm/s 60℃ 200℃ 100% 50mm/s CR-Nylon YES YES 0.6mm 40mm/s 110℃ 240℃ 0% 50mm/s HP-ASA YES YES 0.8mm 40mm/s 100℃ 245℃ 20% 50mm/s HP-TPU NO NO 1.6mm 40mm/s 30℃ 205℃ 100% 30mm/s eSUN-TPU NO NO 1.6mm 40mm/s 30℃ 215℃ 100% 30mm/s Note: The above parameters are official recommended settings. Different machines and different filament have different settings. Please refer to the actual situation.

Creality Ender 3 S1 Pro Filament Parameter Settings & Operation

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