@JamesCRocks said in Mid-Print Filament Change:

returning it to Amazon

Thats more better

@JamesCRocks You can use this gcode file to turn it off, put it on the sd card then you normally click, print from sd then press the turnofffilamentsensor.gcode then you will see a text that says that it is turned off
https://dl.uploadgram.me/6245c27bec426g?raw

@JamesCRocks Do you use filament sensor? temporarily disable your filament sensor (LCD menu) - it should then be OK

Use Cura instead, this will fix, add custom printer, this is how it should look like

This is the custom profile which i made: https://dl.uploadgram.me/6242e943f24efg?raw
You can import it through settings->cura->profiles->import

Check Prusaslicer settings

@JamesCRocks said in Mid-Print Filament Change:

returning it to Amazon

Thats more better

@JR Maybe the springs are broken inside the sd card slot

@JamesCRocks You can use this gcode file to turn it off, put it on the sd card then you normally click, print from sd then press the turnofffilamentsensor.gcode then you will see a text that says that it is turned off
https://dl.uploadgram.me/6245c27bec426g?raw

@Liep

resume print after a power outage does not work

This can be fixed by using custom firmware made by th3d
In configuration.h find //#define POWER_LOSS_RECOVERY
and remove the 2 //.
then in configuration_adv.h find the same #define POWER_LOSS_RECOVERY
then set the other settings like this

@Collinseast84 Check the board to see if the sd card slot is damaged

@Flash problem is with the fan itself

@ender3rookie In Cura add custom printer, this is how it should look like

This is the custom profile which i made: https://dl.uploadgram.me/6242e943f24efg?raw
You can import it through settings->cura->profiles->import

@mtwombley Youtube will help

@ceedy The v2 screen is garbage, use the normal lcd screen