No.

We're all unpaid beta testers for this printer.

• Autolevelling (a major reason why I bought this printer) just doesn't work.

• Support is appalling. I started off with someone who didn't even know about the CR6SE being in their lineup.

• Boy, is it noisy. When peope are replacing fans after a week or two with a new product you know something's up.

Maybe buy one in six months when they have ironed out the problems, as, if it worked, it'd be a terrific printer.

@vandiemen311 Tried the wheel tightening solution - thanks for the idea but no improvement. Now awaiting response from Creality support. These are the five print areas I retrieved form the bed (though the near left one wasn't peelable).

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@sjbolton Not my understanding of how autolevel works, i.e. "measure the heights then print a few fill layers to build up to a level print plane". Rather the points are tested that the printer works out the level at each point and, instead of printing everything level, adds in a Z adjustment. So, if your print bed is x degrees of level, the whole print comes out x degrees off level and thus at right angles to the board.

https://www.simplify3d.com/support/articles/beginners-guide-to-auto-bed-leveling/

Received my printer Saturday, all going well so far.

One oddity: it worked 100% fine for three days then, with no changes from me, it changed behaviour.

If I start a print, the printer sets the nozzle target temperature to zero. This means that it heats the bed but the nozzle sits at (currently) 20deg forever. I can override it by going to preheat for PLA, after which I can hit the print button and everything's fine.

Obviously though, I'd like it to work properly rather than needing a workaround. Any ideas?

I suspect 24v as there's no reason also to have a 12v output. However if it is a 24v output, here's a guide to fitting a 12v fan on a 24v supply.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vjL38udVS24

There's also a good guide to quiet fans here:

https://www.quietpc.com/casefans

Please let us know how it goes.