Open zapata7515 opened 3 years ago
PurpleHullPeas
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3 years ago @gordsellar Those M140 and M190 lines in your start gcode are setting bed temperature. I would not trust the stock power supply with 55C, so change both of those 55's to 40 and also change your bed temperature in your slicer to 40. If your bed is struggling to reach the target temperature, that could cause the error.
I calibrate over USB with a raspberry pi, so I am of no help for Mac or the calibration text file.
gordsellar
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3 years ago That's helpful! Thanks!
gordsellar
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3 years ago Hm, so I:
The last few times it failed, I hurried over and exited the error message window. It wasn't right away, but when I did get there, the bed was around the right temp, but the hot end displayed a temp in the 180s on screen (like, 185) despite being set at 200.
EDIT: I was about to order a heating cartridge and wait a few weeks when I looked around a bit more, and realized from some photos that... when I put the fan back on the machine, it'd put it on backwards. Which... yeah, seems to have been the cause of the problem. I figured it was mentioning on the off-chance someone pulls a move as dumb as that later on and runs across this.
It's working now. Or at least, it gets farther into a print than it was before. I'll have to stop it since it's late at night and noisy, but I assume it'll be working fine tomorrow when I try.
Thanks so much for the help and suggestions, and of course for the software too!
Weberowsky
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2 years ago I have same error. My GCODE:
;This is a long one. The purpose of this script is to eliminate the tiny blobs and strings at each probing point. If you a G29 command that probes 3 or 4 points then don't bother with this script. The 25mm purge is so when the G29 command moves the effector plate down the cooled string of filament will eject out the side (doesn't always work). G90 ; switch to absolute positioning - this line was added in case Cura doesn't include it by default M82 ; set extruder to absolute mode - this line was added in case Cura doesn't include it by default (may not be needed) G92 E0 ; reset extrusion distance G1 E25 F300 ; purge 25mm of filament to prime nozzle. G92 E0 ; reset extrusion distance G4 S5 ; Pause for 5 seconds to allow time for removing extruded filament G28 ; start from home position G1 E-6 F900 ; retract 6mm of filament before starting the bed leveling process G92 E0 ; reset extrusion distance G4 S5 ; pause for 5 seconds to allow time for removing extruded filament G29 P4 Z0.38 ; 4x4 mesh (12-points) with offset - YOU MAY NEED TO ADJUST THE Z OFFSET EXAMPLE: change "Z0.38" to Z0.45 or Z0.2 G1 Z60 ; raise Z 60mm to prepare for priming the nozzle G1 E4 F300 ; extrude 4mm of filament to help prime the nozzle just prior to the start of the print G92 E0 ; reset extrusion distance G4 S5 ; pause for 5 seconds to allow time for cleaniing the nozzle and build plate if needed
I recently replaced the motherboard with a silent board from gigdigit and after swapping I keep getting this E1 error. I checked that all my cables were set properly but it didn't help. I just swapped back to the old motherboard which also was running this firmware and I have no issues with the old one so I can rule out a bad thermistor. I have messaged the board maker to see if he can help but I wanted to check and ask here if anyone has had this problem and maybe I'm just doing something wrong.