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davidramiro / Marlin-Ai3M

🖨 Marlin firmware optimized for the Anycubic i3 Mega 3D printer
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Hotbed heating stops after about 10 minutes printing #110

Closed Gleis1234 closed 3 years ago

Gleis1234 commented 3 years ago

Describe the bug Running a print job, no matter if started from SD or over USB, after about 10 minutes the hotbed temperature gets lower, and after falling below a certain limit the firmware stops with a thermal runaway.

To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior:

  1. Start printer
  2. Start printing '....'
  3. After some minutes, normally within first layer, hotbed temperature heating stops and firmware is halted with thermal runaway. Hotend temperature keeps stable.

Expected behavior Heatbed temperature keeps stable.

Photos of the print / output of the terminal

Printer (please complete the following information):

M503 Output Send:13:57:19.944: N13 M503 Recv:13:57:19.949: echo: G21 ; (mm) Recv:13:57:19.949: echo:Filament settings: Disabled Recv:13:57:19.951: echo: M200 D1.75 Recv:13:57:19.952: echo: M200 D0 Recv:13:57:19.952: echo:Steps per unit: Recv:13:57:19.954: echo: M92 X80.00 Y80.00 Z400.00 E389.30 Recv:13:57:19.955: echo:Maximum feedrates (units/s): Recv:13:57:19.957: echo: M203 X500.00 Y120.00 Z6.00 E60.00 Recv:13:57:19.960: echo:Maximum Acceleration (units/s2): Recv:13:57:19.960: echo: M201 X2000 Y1200 Z60 E10000 Recv:13:57:19.963: echo:Acceleration (units/s2): P R T Recv:13:57:19.965: echo: M204 P1200.00 R3000.00 T1500.00 Recv:13:57:19.971: echo:Advanced: Q S T X Y Z E Recv:13:57:19.973: echo: M205 Q50000 S0.00 T0.00 X8.00 Y8.00 Z0.40 E5.00 Recv:13:57:19.974: echo:Home offset: Recv:13:57:19.975: echo: M206 X0.00 Y0.00 Z0.00 Recv:13:57:19.975: echo:Auto Bed Leveling: Recv:13:57:19.975: echo: M420 S0 Z0.00 Recv:13:57:19.978: echo: G29 W I0 J0 Z-0.16750 Recv:13:57:19.978: echo: G29 W I1 J0 Z-0.16000 Recv:13:57:19.980: echo: G29 W I2 J0 Z-0.16250 Recv:13:57:19.981: echo: G29 W I3 J0 Z-0.17000 Recv:13:57:19.983: echo: G29 W I4 J0 Z-0.18250 Recv:13:57:19.983: echo: G29 W I0 J1 Z-0.13000 Recv:13:57:19.986: echo: G29 W I1 J1 Z-0.12250 Recv:13:57:19.987: echo: G29 W I2 J1 Z-0.10750 Recv:13:57:19.987: echo: G29 W I3 J1 Z-0.11000 Recv:13:57:19.989: echo: G29 W I4 J1 Z-0.13250 Recv:13:57:19.989: echo: G29 W I0 J2 Z-0.12750 Recv:13:57:19.992: echo: G29 W I1 J2 Z-0.11750 Recv:13:57:19.992: echo: G29 W I2 J2 Z-0.11250 Recv:13:57:19.994: echo: G29 W I3 J2 Z-0.10500 Recv:13:57:19.995: echo: G29 W I4 J2 Z-0.12750 Recv:13:57:19.997: echo: G29 W I0 J3 Z-0.15750 Recv:13:57:19.997: echo: G29 W I1 J3 Z-0.13250 Recv:13:57:20.000: echo: G29 W I2 J3 Z-0.12000 Recv:13:57:20.000: echo: G29 W I3 J3 Z-0.13000 Recv:13:57:20.000: echo: G29 W I4 J3 Z-0.14500 Recv:13:57:20.003: echo: G29 W I0 J4 Z-0.21500 Recv:13:57:20.003: echo: G29 W I1 J4 Z-0.19250 Recv:13:57:20.005: echo: G29 W I2 J4 Z-0.17250 Recv:13:57:20.006: echo: G29 W I3 J4 Z-0.15500 Recv:13:57:20.008: echo: G29 W I4 J4 Z-0.19000 Recv:13:57:20.008: echo:Endstop adjustment: Recv:13:57:20.009: echo: M666 Z0.00 Recv:13:57:20.011: echo:PID settings: Recv:13:57:20.011: echo: M301 P17.39 I1.21 D62.34 Recv:13:57:20.013: echo:Z-Probe Offset (mm): Recv:13:57:20.014: echo: M851 Z-3.40 Recv:13:57:20.014: echo:Linear Advance: Recv:13:57:20.014: echo: M900 K0.00 Recv:13:57:20.016: echo:Filament load/unload lengths: Recv:13:57:20.017: echo: M603 L538.00 U555.00 Recv:13:57:20.018: ok

First I had Heatbed PID heating enabled, when I see the issue. Then I switched to bang-bang heating with no difference.

I did mods at my printer, added BLTouch and two MOSFET amplifiers for hotend and heatbed. I tried to see what happens, when I heat up hotend to 200 deg and heatbed to 60 deg and have no print job running. Both temperatures keep stable over about half an hour. So I dont believe there is an overheating or a powerloss.

Hope for some suggestions what to check.

davidramiro commented 3 years ago

Not sure if this really is a firmware bug, especially when either PID or bang-bang heating render the same issue.

Since you mention you modified the heatbed power circuitry, I'd rather take a look at that. I am also not familiar with the concept of a MOSFET amplifier? I use dedicated MOSFETs for the heatbed myself, to circumvent the rather small MOSFETs on the board, but I have never heard of an amplifier. The power from the PSU is more than strong enough to heat up the bed properly and keep the temperature.

As a last idea, and that might be far fetched, do you have upgraded your parts cooling fan? If it's a really strong one, it might actually cool down the bed enough, as the temperature sensor is right in the middle of the bed, where most of the prints would happen.

Gleis1234 commented 3 years ago

Thank you for your ideas. Amplifier may not be the right expression. It is a separate module with a with a big heatsink, to keep heat off from the mainboard. Mosfet I did this, because I could see the shutdown of the heater before I started upgrading my MEGA S. The first time I recognized the effect I used Marlin firmware 1.1.9 without activated BLTouch. The parts cooling fan is the original one, which was shipped with the MEGA I3. Normally I reduced my fan speed to 75 %. May be I can try to position the print head in the middle of the bed an switch on the fan with 100 %. Another Idea could be to exchange the two MOSFET modules for hotend an hotbed. What do you think about?

davidramiro commented 3 years ago

I do have exactly the same MOSFET installed to bypass the heatbed MOSFETs on the board. No issues on my end - I am still very much in doubt about this being a software issue. Might even be something as simple as a faulty MOSFET unit you got. I'll tag this as a hardware issue and close this for now, but if you do find out anything that would fix this in software, make sure to report back.