alexqzd / Marlin

Marlin is an optimized firmware for RepRap 3D printers based on the Arduino platform. | Many commercial 3D printers come with Marlin installed. Check with your vendor if you need source code for your specific machine.
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Heating Failed (solved) #43

Open Justus231 opened 1 year ago

Justus231 commented 1 year ago

Description

Steps to Reproduce

  1. turns on printer
  2. preheat PLA or starts a print
  3. Bed warms up fine to 55 C
  4. nozzel try's to warm up to 190C
  5. gets stuck on 29C
  6. gives error [Printer Kill Reason: Heating Failed Restart Required]

Expected behavior: for the printer to warm up and start printing

Actual behavior: gives error and needs a restart

Additional Information: i use the 1.3.5 version 4x4 N32

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Mik-S-UMS commented 1 year ago

This could be a problem with your thermistor in the hotend. First thing to do is run a PID tune to make sure the firmware knows how your hotend will heat up. If you have just installed Alex's FW then your old settings may have been overwritten.

Justus231 commented 1 year ago

I just bought a new hot end, beceaus the old one broke (beceaus i was dum) b00c624f29023cca93172ca9d73ecacf

Mik-S-UMS commented 1 year ago

You will definitely need to do a PID tune with a new hotend as its thermal characteristics will be different. Its good practice to redo PID whenever you do work on the hotend.

When replacing it make sure the display shows room temp on both bed and hotend before heating it up. This just makes sure the thermistor is wired up correctly and working. If it shows some abnormal temperature the it is possible there has been damage in the CPU or the thermistor is faulty.

Justus231 commented 1 year ago

when i try to do a PID tune with pronterface, the same error message will pop up

Justus231 commented 1 year ago

Nvm, I have done the dum dum. when I put in the new wires, instead of putting them on the right side of the platform. I put them on the left.