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I don't know what to do. I've had 2 separate printers suddenly just stop being capable of leveling using the inbuilt leveling sensor in the print head of the flashforge finder models. I have no idea why they seem to stop other than my assumption that they're cheap Chinese knock off printers.

Anyone found out why these printers don't level the beds anymore? I've had two separate instances of the bed simply not working with the leveling arm to level the bed. One on my own printer and one on the company's printer. Same type just first finder and finder 2.0. neither seem to be capable of leveling anymore.

Does a reliable EU store for minor spare parts exist?

I'm trying to get the screws and springs for my flashforge finder whom seemingly out of nowhere can't seem to level correctly

Are there any alternatives for these IC's? Both are hard to come by as far as I have experienced.

Trying to do a project where these are supposed to used but they aren't currently in stock anywhere and looking for alternatives.

I am doing a project and need these or similar components. I've been everywhere I can think of to get these directly from authorized distributors. Are there any alternatives with the same specs and footprint on the PCB layout?

Anyone know of alternatives for TNY284DG-TL, and LF353DR ?

Doing a project PCB for a future project and want to find alternatives since these are sold out everywhere.

How do I clean burnt in flux residue most efficiently?

Any reason my 6 hour prints lifts from the bed after theyve been perfectly flat for over half an hour?

If so what can I do to fix this issue? Other than checking everything in the hotend?

They are 10W 8ohm 30077250/1506068 speaker elements.

I got an iPhone 6 to fix (if possible) that had a hard beating by an AASP after some liquid damage (light saltwater damaging)

Now the entire row above the A8 chip is missing (caps, ic's, etc) the backlight circuitry is no longer with us and the owner told me it wasn't fixable by the AASP.

Can I somehow swap parts over to a working board and fix this or is the data lost forever together with all other data when an AASP gets their hands on a device? (no backup of course because the owner is an elderly family member)