Bad Oozing/Stringing on SV06

Sovol SV06 Fully Open Source 3D Printer
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The test prints in the image above use the 0.2mm detail mode in prusa slicer

I recently got a SV06, my first 3D printer, about a month and a half ago. About a week ago I started to find really bad oozing/ stringing on all of my prints (PLA), to the point that any functional prints are basically unusable. So far what I have tried is:

  • Cleaning the nozzle, inside and out, using a damp cloth and the metal needle tool that came with the printer.
  • Drying the filament. I had two rolls that I was using for the current print, so I used a DIY Dryer to dry both rolls, each on 70 degrees celcius for 4-10 hours.

Neither of these have worked. What should I do next?

Relevant Settings:
Here’s the filament temperature range:

Print Temp: 190-220

Bed Temp: =<65

Filament settings

Retraction settings:
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I don’t use Prusa Slicer, so I can’t help there.
Your retraction pic didn’t show, for you to get an idea here are the retraction settings in Cura.

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I noticed in your filament pic, you didn’t have an Idle Temp set, set it to 185*.

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Hello,
The link of the settings picture is broken.
Could you repair it ?
For this type of problem, it is often the temperature or retraction settings that need to be fixed.

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Btw, you might be able to find Prusa config files for the Sovol SV06+ on Printables.

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Hello,
I can’t give you the right settings for your printer and your filament because it is specific to each configuration.
Nevertheless, I can give you an advice.
If you want to use Prusaslicer, you can also use Superslicer, which is a fork of Prusaslicer, and which includes a comprehensive, highly efficient calibration system that guides you in determining the correct settings for your equipment.
Have a nice day.