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This Marlin fork has the goal of cleaning-up the source code changes for the CR-6 so it can be merged upstream. We also want to extend the functionality to make it fully functional
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Heating and Homing: Bed Temperature increased to 70°C instead 50°C from gcode file #262

Closed MarkusP closed 3 years ago

MarkusP commented 3 years ago

Did you test the latest extui code or prerelease?

No, I cannot complete

Bug Description

Created an gcode file for printing TPU. Used latest Cura Slicer (4.9.1) and Generic TPU 95A with 0,4mm Noozle as profile. Noozle temperature (printing and initial) is 230°C. Heatbed temperature (printing and initial) is 50°C.

After exporting the gcode file and selecting it from the sdcard to print it, the following happens:

please see video link https://youtu.be/B3dYHCs3Fyc (see from 2min 10sec)

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any idea why this happens? bug? misconfiguration? Thanks Markus

Bug Timeline

new bug

Expected behavior

if temperatur of the heatbed is configured to 50°C i expect it to stay at 50°C

Actual behavior

thru the homing and heating process the heatbed goes up to 70°C

Steps to Reproduce

No response

Version of CR6Community Firmware

firmware-20210327-155242

Printer model

Creality CR-6 SE

Motherboard

Creality v4.5.2

Display

Creality CR-6 stock touch screen

Mods

no

Add-ons

no

Your Slicer

Cura

Host Software

No response

ritchiedc commented 3 years ago

Have you looked at your start gcode in cura? You may want to use Sabazzz's start code at the following link:

https://damsteen.nl/blog/2021/02/11/creality-cr6-community-firmware-start-print-without-drooping

MarkusP commented 3 years ago

Ok, thx - will give it a try and come back later...

MarkusP commented 3 years ago

Have you looked at your start gcode in cura? You may want to use Sabazzz's start code at the following link:

https://damsteen.nl/blog/2021/02/11/creality-cr6-community-firmware-start-print-without-drooping

Ok, that was it... worked... thanx!