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  • Getting Started
    • Welcome to NOVA
    • Connecting NOVA
    • What's In The Box
    • Printer Anatomy
    • Software Overview
    • Safety Guidelines
    • NOVA Starter Project
      • Setup
        • Adding Materials
        • Mounting the Substrate
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      • Print 1: Calibrate
      • Print 2: Dispense
      • Print 3: Selective Print
      • Print 4: Alignment
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        • Adding Materials
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    • Print Settings Overview
    • Calibration
    • Adding a Substrate
    • Using the Vacuum Module
    • Using Mounting Hardware for Rigid Substrates
    • LED Light Status Indicators
  • Software
    • Software Overview
    • Release Notes
    • Offline NOVA Software Update
    • Measuring Snapshots from NOVA
  • Plan
    • Plan Overview
    • Updating NOVA to Plan
    • Designing Multi-Layer Artworks
    • Loading Artwork Files
    • Print Order
    • Toolpaths
    • Probe Targets
    • Saving and Dispensing Your Plan
  • Learn More
    • Why do we heat the Smart Dispenser?
    • Working with Custom Inks
    • Tips for V-One Users (Migrating to NOVA)
    • FAQ
  • Maintenance
    • NOVA Maintenance
    • Replacing a Smart Probe Stylus Tip
    • Purging your Nozzle
    • Port & Camera Alignment Calibration
  • Troubleshooting
    • Unable to Connect to NOVA
    • WIFI Network Instability
    • Mobile Hotspot Connection
    • Computer Loses Internet Connection when Connecting to NOVA over Ethernet
    • Corrupted Firmware
    • No Flow From Nozzle
    • Material Oozing or Leakage
    • Unable to Load File
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    • NOVA User Manual
    • Technical Data Sheets
    • Safety Data Sheets
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  1. Troubleshooting

Material Oozing or Leakage

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Last updated 1 year ago

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If your printing material is oozing between raises or prints, it is likely that your Relief Pressure is set too high or your plunger's O-ring is missing or has failed. First, inspect the O-ring to insure it is properly in place and hasn't become swollen. If you need to replace it you can follow the steps in our guide. If the O-ring looks good, then you’ll want to adjust the relief pressure before you try printing again.

This can be adjusted two ways. Either indirectly by running through the workflow for your material again, or directly in the Check Flow step in the Dispense workflow.

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