Problem with printing

[Niels Melchior]

calling from Denmark, my very first project went a bit in the sink, see photos. I've tried myself, but it's like the filament does not stick to the Heat Pan, what am I doing wrong. My newly purchased machine is an Ender 5.
Niels Melchior

[MambaRoja]

Level, level, level, clean, check Z offset, use brim and gluestick

[Ender5r]

If you haven't yet, I recommend doing this procedure to check you level & get your Z Offset correct: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RZRY6kunAvs

[Geit]

It is clearly visible that the print warped off the build plate. What are your room temperatures? During winter you need a higher bed temp or a heated room (an actual room) to reduce warping. Also make sure no draft from cold air e.g. from the door hits the printer.

From what I see, I would just crap the room temp, keep the door closed and restart the print. If it fails the same way, lower the nozzle a little.

[Ender5r]

BTW, I've had problems with that particular model that comes with Creality printers. The best I ever got was almost to the top, at which point the layers didn't adhere to each other any more. With what I've learned it's possible I could make it work now, but it's not that interesting a print to me so, "Meh 😩".

[Floyd]

Hi Niels,
definitely a room temperature problem. It's cold here in Denmark this time of the year. I've built a Lack enclosure for my Prusa and I still had PLA print warp. A 5mm brim helps, and maybe turn down the print fan in your slicer.

Mojn