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Re: Heated bed not heating! - 8 years ago

I'm not sure, but I know it's a custom board from the manufacturer. All I see for the heated bed are a mosfet, capacitor, terminals. I can post pic if it'll help

by HighLikeAladdin - Printing

Heated bed not heating! - 8 years ago

My heated bed short circuited. I soldered a new mosfet to the control board because the old one toasted. I might've not matched the mosfet up properly, as I couldn't find a data sheet for mine. I do know that my bed has 2.5 ohm resistance. What mosfet do you think I need? Is it possible the capacitor for the bed is fried aswell? I'm super annoyed with this, as I've only had my printer 2 weeks and

by HighLikeAladdin - Printing

Re: Bed heating issues - 8 years ago

Damn bro, you were right I tested the continuity of the MOFSET and it's pulling current.... can I just unsolder and resolder new? Or should I ask company for new board? I just received printer a week ago and they left the bed wires too long which caused them to fray and spark in the terminals.... what u think I should do?

by HighLikeAladdin - Printing

Re: Borosilicate glass - 8 years ago

Aye mane, I may have some bed heating problems right now, but thats just some hardware issues.... My bed has a 12"x12" glass top clipped to a metal heated bed and it works perfectly. It'll heat up to 135 degrees and that keeps my print corners from lifting also helps keep elmers glue sticky.. the bed has a layer of 3D printed insulation underneath the metal heat bed to help retain heat then glass

by HighLikeAladdin - Printing

Bed heating issues - 8 years ago

So after I installed my heated bed, got some good prints.. then it stopped heating and I checked under the hood.. the negative heat wire had come loose, I fixed it, cut the printer back on, and ZAP.. it sparked a few times... the positive and negative must've been slightly touching from the excess wire outside the terminals... Since then it hasn't been heating properly.. it heats super slowly, t

by HighLikeAladdin - Printing

I need a 4mm Bowden tube push clip, but I'd rather print it...? - 8 years ago

Just got my printer a week ago. Calibrated and tinkered for three days to get it to print even layers.. Got my first good print then I switched colors and clogged the shit out of my hot end. It was absolutely horrid. I couldn't get filament through at all pushing hard with pliers.... I didn't know you could unscrew the finned section from the square section on the bottom and spent 2 days trying t

by HighLikeAladdin - Object repositories