What is causing this. It is combine with poor first layer adhesion, which causes many prints to fail at the first layer. I tried so many different things, but it wont stop doing this wabling.

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Too close to the build plate.

A bit higher and wash that bee good. If its really old wires 4/0 or finer grade steel wool can also be used sparcely

So i might have the solution: I am currently testing it out. I switched from pure ethanol to some isopropylalcohol with additives some time ago. I just checked the new isopropyl-bottle and there are some tensides in the new bottle. This might have caused very poor adhesion which then caused me to lower the nozzle in order to get better adhesion.