Sovol SV06 User Manual
https://drive.google.com/drive/u/1/folders/10uJUe-J0IutQSNI4IS-Tbwym4Ch8Yw6x
Sovol SV06 Assembly Tutorial Video
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z8Eru_GKbEI
Sovol SV06 SD Card Files
https://drive.google.com/drive/u/1/folders/1LRF1ilohrgVX2fr4gskh1HCB6OdgUkWC
Sovol SV06 USB Files
https://drive.google.com/drive/u/1/folders/1QMY-0mXmRPfekf369NicIUNdo6jkPW_6
SV06 Cura Profile (for reference)
https://drive.google.com/drive/u/1/folders/1oNSXbsIE5k0GJ_crEVy_duV-eMzZGcak
Sovol SV06 Latest Firmware
https://drive.google.com/drive/u/1/folders/1Fqs6llarfAOCt4zzotnQboymD3pR9oCD
Sovol SV06 Firmware (With Filament Detection)
https://drive.google.com/drive/u/1/folders/11B1dT1-bZ2LaKt3ttjd0vpH3lHKnty2H
Sovol SV06 Fully Open Source
https://github.com/Sovol3d/SV06-Fully-Open-Source
Filament Runout Sensor & Bracket Roller for SV06
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1dvJlcpgr_UeviOtOsC1sZdiypFpzBhuv/view?usp=sharing
Turn on the machine, click on About Printer, and go to Printer Info to check the current version of the machine.
Go to the Sovol website, in the WIKI section, select SV06, and download the Marlin high-speed firmware (this firmware includes filament detection and is universally compatible).
Use a TF card (with a memory not exceeding 16G). Insert the TF card into the card reader and connect it to the computer. Format the TF card, selecting FAT32 (default), with 4096 bytes.
Copy the high-speed firmware onto the TF card. The firmware format should be .bin (after successfully flashing the firmware, it is recommended to delete the firmware from the TF card to avoid accidentally using the TF card on other models and causing an incorrect flash).
Turn off the printer, then insert the TF card with the firmware and turn on the machine. Wait for the machine to complete the firmware upgrade, which will take approximately 30 seconds. If your machine remains in a blue screen state for more than 1 minute, remove the TF card, delete the firmware, re-import the high-speed firmware, and rename the firmware (it's recommended to use an all-English name). Then flash the firmware again.
After successfully flashing the firmware, the screen will prompt you to reset. Select Reset, and after a beep, the screen will return to the main interface. (If an Err error appears after selecting Reset, continue to select Reset until entering the main interface. This error is a normal occurrence during firmware flashing and only requires resetting to enter the main interface).
If no reset prompt appears, try a different TF card and rename the firmware (ensure the name is different from the previous firmware). If the reset prompt appears normally, it means the firmware has been successfully flashed.
After the machine enters the system, click About Printer, go to Printer Information, and check the firmware version again to confirm the firmware has been updated. If the version has not been updated, repeat the above steps.
Sovol Klipper Screen：https://www.sovol3d.com/collections/fdm-parts/For-Sovol-SV06
Sovol SV06 Original All Metal Planetary Direct Drive Extruder：https://www.sovol3d.com/products/sv06-all-metal-planetary-direct-drive-extruder
Sovol Hardened Tool Steel Tungsten Alloy Nozzles：https://www.sovol3d.com/products/tungsten-nozzles
Sovol SV06 Filament Runout Sensor & Filament Bracket Roller： https://www.sovol3d.com/products/sovol-sv06-filament-runout-sensor-filament-bracket-roller
Sovol SV06 Inductive Proximity Sensor Switch for Z Probe Auto Bed Leveling：https://www.sovol3d.com/products/sovol-sv06-inductive-proximity-sensor-switch-for-z-probe-auto-bed-leveling
Hotend Silicone Sock, Silicone Cover：https://www.sovol3d.com/products/sovol-3d-printer-hotend-silicone-sock-silicone-cover-for-sv06-sv06-plus-sv07-5-pcs
Sovol SV06 Copper+Titanium Alloy Bi-metal Heat Break： https://www.sovol3d.com/products/sovol-3-pcs-bi-metal-heatbreak-upgraded-heat-break-titanium-alloy-plated-copper-bi-metal-throats-for-sv06-sv06-plus-sv07
Sovol SV06 Adapter Board PCB Breakout Module, Adapter Board-Mainboard Ribbon Cable：https://www.sovol3d.com/products/sovol-sv06-adapter-board-pcb-breakout-module-adapter-board-mainboard-ribbon-cable
Sovol PEI Sheet：https://www.sovol3d.com/products/3d-printer-pei-powered-steel-sheet-for-sovol-sv06
Sovol MK8 Extruder Nozzles： https://www.sovol3d.com/products/mix-size-mk8-extruder-nozzle-print-head
Sovol SV06 All Metal Hotend Kit：https://www.sovol3d.com/products/sv06-all-metal-hotend
Sovol SV06 Aluminum Substrate Hotbed：https://www.sovol3d.com/products/hotbed-kits-for-sv06-3d-printer
SV06/SV06 Plus 32-bit Silent Mainboard ：https://www.sovol3d.com/products/sovol-32bit-silent-mainboard-with-tmc-2209-driver-for-sv06-sv06-plus-ender-3-ender-3-pro-ender-3-v2-ender-3-neo-3d-printer
The bed leveling problem
First check whether the fixing screws of the beam on the top of the gantry frame (refer to the picture, there are 4 pieces in total) are tightened, and whether there is a tilt in the installation, you can try to use a wrench to reinforce it.
Check again whether the fixing screws of the hotbed (refer to the picture) are tightened, you can try to use a wrench to reinforce it.
After checking the reinforcement, restore the factory settings first, refresh the firmware, and then try to run Auto Z-align and Leveling Bed, that is, re-leveling.
Firmware: https://sovol3d.com/pages/download
Flash firmware video tutorial: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p6l253OJa34&list=PLR9JZRQ01t7lgsgEfBYiTzZKhnPCwkUZ6&index=27
Leveling tutorial: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_YOPNDGI8mk&list=PLR9JZRQ01t7lgsgEfBYiTzZKhnPCwkUZ6&index=14&t=11s
Disassembly hotbed tutorial: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AD0WjAVfhRc&list=PLR9JZRQ01t7lgsgEfBYiTzZKhnPCwkUZ6&index=29
The under-extrusion problem
It may be that the nozzle has a blockage situation or the leveling is not adjusted properly, the nozzle and the hot bed are too close to each other can also have an effect. You can use a needle to clean the filaments that may be blocked on the nozzle under heating, and use the smallest wrench to clean the filaments that may be clogged in the heat break part like sending filaments. First restore the factory settings and then refer to the leveling video for re-leveling.
Leveling video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_YOPNDGI8mk&list=PLR9JZRQ01t7lgsgEfBYiTzZKhnPCwkUZ6&index=15&t=11s
Thermal Runaway and Heating Failure
Check whether the heating wire and thermistor wire of the hotbed are firmly plugged in and whether they are damaged.
You can change the heating wire and thermistor of the hotbed to the position of the nozzle, and then set the heating to 60 degrees to try. (Because of the exchange, it is necessary to set the heating nozzle, but it is the hotbed that actually heats up.)
Please use a multimeter to check whether there is 24V DC voltage output in the position in the picture after operating the hotbed command.
If the print sticks, it reaches some high and then does a massive layer shift like the whole Z assembly is bent because it happen always at the same point and the print fails.
You can slow down the printing speed to print, and then check whether the coupling that fixes the Z-axis motor shaft and the screw rod and the screw that fixes the T-nut of the screw rod are loose. Lock them tightly to ensure that the motor shaft and screw are moving synchronously. Then check whether the screw rod is bent. If it is bent, remove it and put it on the table for comparison with a ruler, and then provide us with a picture of the bend for confirmation.
The heat creep problem (The print fails in some middle points, sometimes higher or lower points.)
Because the uneven heat dissipation of bi-metal may cause thermal creep, the temperature of the melted PLA of the bi-metal heat break will be about 10-20 lower than the normal temperature. We have also verified that the nozzle temperature of 175-180° can melt and extrude ordinary PLA normally. You can check whether the retraction distance is too long, the standard is about 0.5mm-0.8mm, and you can also increase the nozzle temperature by 5-10° appropriately for printing.
If the nozzle is blocked, you can use a needle to clean the filaments that may be clogged on the nozzle under heating, and use the smallest wrench to clean up the filaments that may be clogged in the heat break part like sending filaments.
You can disassemble the extrusion mechanism and clean up the filaments left on the gear. Check whether the extrusion gear is loose and the discharge is not smooth, and lock the screw that fixes the gear. The extrusion is not smooth, and the situation of blockage will affect the printing.
Reference video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mFIRd1ZH81I&t=3s
After a power outage, the display is blank. It powers on and goes to a blank blue screen.
Firmware: https://sovol3d.com/pages/download
Reference video:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vqaneIsSauM
Collider when goes the auto home
Reference video: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/18QIKk514ca-xP7NLjLCiwjyvVsjSfxmE?usp=sharing
No response to the impact for X-axis goes auto home
Because it adopts the limitless switch mode, it is normal that occasionally there will be no response to the impact and slow response during the auto home process. Please follow the steps to adjust it.
If the belt is too loose or too tight, it will affect the auto home. First adjust the tightness of the belt to an appropriate level (generally, it can move smoothly), and then try to auto home.
If there is still no response to the impact or the response is slow, you can increase the sensitivity value of the corresponding direction (X or Y), increase by 1~5 each time, return to the previous level and press save, and then auto home again for testing.
(Operation steps: Configuration→Advanced Settings→TMC Drivers→Sensorless Homing→Store Settings)
Motherboard fan noise
Try to disassemble the cover of the motherboard, and check whether there are foreign objects inside the motherboard fan or abnormal noise caused by cables interfering with the motherboard fan.
The X-rail bearings are noisy and unstable, and there is noise when the z-axis prints quickly.
These are normal phenomena and do not affect printing. The machine itself is like this. If you feel that the friction is too much, you can add a little lubricant.
The Z axis does not run smoothly
Check whether the screw fixing the wire rod on the coupling (1 in the picture) is loose, and ensure that the wire rod and the motor run synchronously.
Check whether the T-shaped nut (2 places in the picture) is loose, whether there are sundries, and whether the bearing at the optical axis (3 in the picture) has any sundries.
Is there any problem with printing random models? Please provide a video of the z-axis not running smoothly when printing.
Coupling cannot be locked
Adjust the position and lock the screws on the coupling tightly (as shown in the picture). The lower screw is to lock the motor shaft, the upper screw is to lock the wire rod.
During auto home, the z-axis direction will only move upwards.
The specifications of the two extruder fans on the SV06 (hot end & parts cooling fans)
Axial flow fan 24V 4010 (wiring with terminals) 4010 Hydraulic axial flow fan 24V 5500 rpm ±15%, 2.5 terminals 100mm outside the red and black frame
Introduction to SV06
Unboxing SV06
Supplementary instructions for accessories in the box
Loading filament
Replacing filament
Print from SD Card
Print from Sovol Cura/Orca
First print with an internal file