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Has anyone gotten the Photon-S on stock firmware (2.9.9/UI 2.4) to handle light off times from chitubox correctly? It doesn't seem to handle manual light off times correctly from the menu, either. I've been holding off on updating to 5.0 because I'm a little worried about any bugs (I think it handles photons files again...), but if I really have to, I will go ahead and do it.

I have an interesting hollow print that has an issue which I think isn't very commonly mentioned. Basically needs to be fixed with increasing light off time by a few seconds.

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Has anyone noticed FEP sticking to the glass, and more of a thing - has anyone noticed print problems due to FEP sticking to the glass?

It's not resin. I have a lot of experience with resin printing am pretty familiar with resin leaking and sticking to LCDs. This is more like saran wrap sticking to a really clean flat surface.

I owned another printer with a very weak Z-axis, and basically what people found was that when you really *thoroughly* cleaned the surface of the FEP and LCD (no screen protector in this other printer!), the two would get stuck to each other. The LCD could then get damaged. Because the Z-axis was weak, as well, prints could fail because the Z-axis would skip steps.

The solution there was to either use tape to space the LCD or add a very thin layer of talc. I'm doing some fairly high resolution prints, though, so I don't want to risk all the extra stuff reducing my print resolution.

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Hi! Just got an Anycubic Photon S, very happy with print quality, rigidity, etc. I've previously used a few MP Mini SLAs and Wanhao D7s and probably printed 100s of parts, so I have a decent amount of experience with more difficult SLA printers. I've been running into a new problem that I've never seen before - I've been getting random bubbles / holes (they're usually spherical) in every print so far. For threaded part, it's been on average 2/8 parts per print. I let my resin sit before printing, so I can't quite imagine that to be the cause. They're not in the same location either, so it's not LCD issues. Any ideas? The crazy thing is I even printed the same array last week on the other printer without any holes and with the same resin (Siraya Fast Green)

I'm currently setting up a camera to try to catch what's going on. Anyone knows if there's a way to change lift height (or speed, in case that's the problem) on the Photon S?

Also, is it bad that the FEP clings to the LCD? On another printer I used (with a VERY weak Z-axis), this was something that you had to avoid. No apparent problems due to that so far, though; the Photon S rails are incredibly rigid compared to everything I've used so far.

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