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I'm not too experienced with this, though I have the same model, but wouldn't increasing the temperature lower adhesion? Part of the reason it detaches is the thermal contraction as the bed cools. If you raise the temperature more there's a great delta in expansion and hence more contraction. This does require waiting, which can be annoying though.
I already have to wait with some of the prints only come off If I place them in rhe freezer. It makes good sense though that with higher temperature it will shrink more when cooled. Maybe I should try this. I print at 50c bed temp