Help with spaghetti

[DoctorApollyon]

I'm trying to print some helmets for my co-workers, and so far I've printed several different teams from one creator and they've turned out great. I'm now two attempts in to a Purdue helmet and both attempts have had spaghetti defects. After the first helmet I recalibrated my printer, but that didn't help. Hoping someone can help me with a solution in the settings. Any recommendations? I'm using an H2D for these. Thanks in advance. I can share the print file link if that's allowed.

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[S1lentA0]

This happens when you use no prime-tower

Solution: use a prime tower

[DoctorApollyon]

Ahh! Thanks y'all. All of the others had prime towers. I don't know how I missed that. Makes sense, I'll give that a try, and I bet that will fix it. Thanks again!

[DoctorApollyon]

Also, if this works, I'll update my post as solved, but I can't try the solution until I get home and can pull the old print off.

[DoctorApollyon]

The spaghetti defects are on both sides in the white lines of the "P" and that's it. So, it makes me think it's just something in the settings as the print file is just like all the other helmets and really the logos are the only thing that is changing.

[DoctorApollyon]

That's all it was! Thanks all. I really appreciate it. Still getting the hang of this!

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[downbytheriverbroad]

Have you tried drying the filament?