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Re: Hot end commissioning - 10 years ago
I have taken the back plate off and checked all the connections, they look connected. got the multimeter and checked that the power was coming through at the right voltage. I was getting just above 12v on the 12v line and just below 5v on the 5v line. so I heated up the hot end to see if these change while it is hot, but it has not lost communication, so the loss of connection must have had sometby Craigy94 - Printing
Re: Hot end commissioning - 10 years ago
Thank you for the response, I will disconnect and check all the connections to make sure there is nothing wrong with them. I will also check the solder joints. There are no problems while it is not heating up, it does not lose connection while I am rehoming the hot end. So I will start at the power supply and work my way through the PCB.by Craigy94 - Printing
Hot end commissioning - 10 years ago
Not sure if there is another topic on this (Could not find one, or if this post is in the right place). But I am going through the commissioning process, everything has been good up to this point. But a few seconds after the hot end has heated up, and settled at the temeprature I set in pronterface, the printer loses contact with the PC and it says "Can't write to printer (disconnected?)." I douby Craigy94 - Printing