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It finally happened, my big first accident. I don't know if someone bumped my printer, I didn't tighten the build plate or both, but I found the print bed in the resin vat this morning. The fep is torn, and a good amount of resin spilled around the vat. I was able to salvage what resin I could, I cleaned everything up, and I don't know what to do next.

I left my printer out for a good week or two, and didn't notice it in the vat until recently. No one heard a loud sound, or see it fall, so I am unsure how recent this was. It is my fault and I probably should have moved it to my room or somewhere else sooner, but I was lazy and this is what happens.

What should my next course of action be? I don't know how to change fep on the vat, or if I should get a new one all together. I am at work, so I cannot check the screen is really banged up or what, but I while cleaning it felt smooth and not cracked, but I'm not sure.

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Apologies for the poor sound quality, and visuals. Ive had the anycubic photon for about 3 or so weeks now and have learned alot about how to properly slice, print, clean, etc with it, and I feel like I got the groove going with it.

There are issues that are still plaguing me however. In this video/audio, I've been noticing a 'sticking' sound for the first few layers of a print. Do I have it leveled too low to the bottom of the vat? In videos they say to level it down to a point when you can pull a piece of copier paper out, but not push it back in. I'm not sure if this is the good rule of thumb however, and would like to hear some of your expertise and knowledge with me.

Thank you!

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