I checked on it this morning to see it had stopped mid print, so I touched the resume print button on the screen only to have all kinds of racket and noise come from the printer!! YIKES.

I noticed that the nozzle that was printing had continued to ooze some material after it lost power and had encapsulated the tip of the extruder a little. It acted like a glue and wouldn't let the head move when it tried to resume printing. All I could do was cancel the print, and then go and heat the nozzle so I could move the head. And start all over again on the print. Completely wasting the print resume functionality.
I think there is an easy fix here, and I'm not sure why it hasn't been done yet.
When someone chooses to resume a print, the first thing the printer should do is heat the nozzles, maybe both, but for sure the last one that was printing. Then the machine can easily move without tearing up anything or ripping your print from the table!!
Please make sure this is incorporated in the next update. It seems so simple, I can't believe it hasn't been already done.
Thank You