I recently purchased a Geeetech Giantarm D200 and at the same time I updated

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I recently purchased a Geeetech Giantarm D200 and at the same time I updated my Cura software to version 3.3. The problem I am experiencing is that whenever I export my G-Code on a SD card it seems to maintain the temperature settings of the original material profile instead of the temperature settings that I change it to. For example if I set the nozzle temperature to 230 it keeps the nozzle temperature at 202 and if I tell it to heat the bed to70 degrees it does not heat the bed at all and leaves the setting at 0. I do not know if this is a flaw in the new Cura software or if it is something not being recognized in the new D200 printer. Any thoughts or ideas are appreciated. Thank you. I am still relatively new at this.

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If you need to see the gcode, I’ll paste a link. It’s a keychain that I enlarged a bit from thingiverse for a nephew.

One thing that I’m not sure about is that I thought the file that got exported was .gcode or something, but the the file I’ve attached is .3mf

Thanks again for any help.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1wFumhn79W9WXdMdcpiR1tq8LWbLPkUU5/view?usp=sharing

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génial

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Found the gcode. Still does the same however.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1BDdws9KjIlu03UzPveocRkXlfV1TyBAt/view?usp=sharing

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Nothing is wrong on the gcode side of things as far as the temperature settings are concerned… According to your gcode, first the heatbed will go to 70 degrees. Then only will the hotend start heating.

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However, you can try… Go to the monitor tab in cura, if your printer is recognized. Then give the gcode commands…
M190 S70
M104 S215

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Thanks Nilayan! I will try that. I appreciate the help.