Solved Cold Extrusion Prevented

Could still be an overheating/overamped polyfuse. It takes time for the temp to build up, especially when you add in motor movements and fans.

 

@ Mark, I tried to pull out the thermistor and it was very difficult to pull out, not sure how it can be loose. I pulled hard, but stopped because I didn't want to break anything and just pushed it back in. Could've still been loose but it feels less likely. It is the only thing I did actually plug and unplug though, rest of troubleshooting shouldn't have actually changed anything.

@ Mike, I've intentionally been printing with the same settings, same model, and same material to eliminate any issues like that (Hopefully!!!). When I post the picture of the 3 failures you will see they failed pretty early in the print. Print is finishing up and will post a picture of all 4 prints of this oiler when its done.

Current working theory is that me eating soup and swearing fixed it (or the thermistor). Fingers crossed!

 

http://imgur.com/egp4YdH,FvYkJWA,9AlnkKu,ovZ0eWp#1 - First print, prompted me to change filament to known working filament
http://imgur.com/egp4YdH,FvYkJWA,9AlnkKu,ovZ0eWp#0 - 2nd
http://imgur.com/egp4YdH,FvYkJWA,9AlnkKu,ovZ0eWp#2 - 3rd. This one messed up really bad on the inside from the beginning.
http://imgur.com/egp4YdH,FvYkJWA,9AlnkKu,ovZ0eWp#3 - latest print. Not sure what the lines are but it works

 

Going to test something that takes hours to print to test Mikes theory and to see if those lines are on all the prints.

Thanks again guys!

 

Now that I know what its called... looking up how to fix it.