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#Walk over to the printer and insert the card into the SD card slot located on the front of the printer.

#Turn on printer. There is an on/off switch located at the left hand side of the Ultimaker. This is also a good time to make sure that there is filament loaded into the printer.

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#Using the knob, select print. To “select” you simply press on the knob. This will take you to the SD card page, scroll through the files and select yours. Usually the most recent files are found at the bottom of the list. Selecting the file, should start your print.~~<br />~~

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#Using the knob, select print. To “select” you simply press on the knob. This will take you to the SD card page, scroll through the files and select yours. Usually the most recent files are found at the bottom of the list. Selecting the file, should start your print.

==[[Digital technologies/3D printing/3D printing- Beginner/Recommended Slicer Settings|Choosing your Slicer Settings as a Beginner]]==

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==[[Digital technologies/3D printing/3D printing- Beginner/Troubleshooting a failing print|Troubleshooting a failing print]]==

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~~This section~~ is ~~under construction~~.

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Many things can go wrong when 3D printing. Thankfully, using recommended settings should always work well, and such, diagnosing a failing print is fairly easy. The following are a set of issues, possible diagnoses, as well as potential fixes when printing with an Ultimaker 2+:

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|+Troubleshooting Table when FDM 3D Printing (Ultimaker 2+)

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!Possible Diagnosis

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!Potential Fix

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|Under Construction

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==[[Digital technologies/3D printing/3D printing- Beginner/What not to print|What not to print on a 3D printer]]==

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