Problem with printing PETG

Hello guys,
I bought a spool of PETG and tried to print it with a little tweaked good working PLA configuration, but had so much trouble...
My first layer is printing just fine, but right after the nozzle seems to collect the PETG at the outside and so i can´t print support or infill. it just doesn´t stick to the already printed part.
Tried with different temperatures between 220 to 245, with cooling fan 100% 50% 30% and without reduced Printspeed to 30mm/s and acceleration to 500 mm/s^2
tried with reduced flow but just cant get any close to good results. Dunno what to do next, can u help me pls?

What slicer are you using?

If you use cura you can set the infill line width. Try setting it to 130% of you nozzle diameter.

130% Infill width improved the print alot, not quite sure if the layer adhesion is that good, but at least i got a print result to work with! Thanks!

For petg I like to print at .25 mm height instead of .2 with my .4 nozzle. I also increase the default extrusion width from .48 to .5-.52 in addition to increasing the infill extrusion width. This taller wider extrusion seems to work quite well. On larger parts rectilinear infill will not work as the strings of petg cool. Honeycomb is usually better.

PETG is also quite slippery on certain drive gears so extra tension and slower print speeds dont hurt.

I find that I need to slow a PETG print down a little from PLA. Also, I sometimes need to up the flow rate. I always run a on the hotter side of the range as well.
PETG likes to get the "smoosh" from more volume, not a closer squeeze like PLA.

DLC

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Kits: Folgertech Kossel 2020 upgraded E3Dv6, Tevo Tarantula enhanced parts and dual-head, TronXY X5SA Pro(E3DHemera).
Scratch: Maker-Beam XL Micro Delta, 220x220CoreXY.
Actually bought: Bambu Labs X1 Carbon