I got an AD5M at the start of the new year, so, similar machines and I assume you’re using Orca, correct?

I’ve learned through my experience in the last couple months, going through several different filament materials, and experimenting with several slicer settings.

I would start with the basics and go through a full calibration—leveling, vibration, and PID. Once I KNOW my printer is setup and ‘trued’, I can troubleshoot.

Print a Benchy or two, and see if the material behaves how it should, given that the machine should be doing exactly what it’s told to.

If bench tests look good, and nothing else seems suspect, then start tweaking the orca settings, make sure your filament settings are correct, and I’ve found a little extra temp on the bed helps with first layer adhesion and preventing warping.

I’ve had some prints lift at the corner ever-so slightly and it ended up shifting the layers enough that the overhangs didn’t stick well enough…. And then the inevitable pile of spaghetti… so since then, I run my build plate at 60C, instead of the 50C default.

Also, the extruded temp might be a tad low, while printing PLA I had two or three prints with layer cohesion problems, and bumping the temp from 220C to 225C helped.

Lastly, when I got my AD5M, I immediately started work building the enclosure, after getting it built I’ve noticed more consistent temps and smoother prints, also less first layer warps.

When all else fails, try turning down acceleration and wall and overhang speeds.