Just following up on my post from a day ago, looks like I've got dead pixels. Ran it 4 times to make sure. Unfortunately just past the warranty period. Thanks to all that responded and gave advice.
This started on a model I previously printed. I've replaced the fep film, the screen protector, checked for dead pixels, looked at the supports in both lychee slicer and uv tools, lots of Google searches, can't figure it out. I've printed this previously, added some bolts detail to the back of this model then this happened. Nothing else on thus model changed. I used Lychee slicer, Unlucky abs like resin. I'm currently doing a test print of a different model.
I changed my screen protector, walked out for a minutes to grab some water, came back and these bubbles were there. Why does this happen, temperature difference between where they were to the printer is? Gremlins? It was totally bubbles free when I put it on.
When I open the slicer I get the message Log in or sign up to begin printing. I click continue in browser then get this error message, {"Message":"Request must be smaller than 6291456 bytes for the InvokeFunction operation"}
I've contacted support and have only received an automated response. Does anyone have any idea about this issue?
I printed this over night (9 hour print job) and this was the result. A quick search on the web says to increase the light off time to get rid of ceases. Any input is very appreciated. I'm going to do a test with some random shapes and see how it comes out. This was done on a Mars 5 using Sunlu abs like resin.