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Closer inspection proved that the yellow cable came loose from the connector, like you said. So I swapped the cables both on top as well as below. But then I still got that error. It turned out to be that the other yellow cable (directly to the themperature sensor) was untightened as well (down of the first shown picture). So it was being disconnected on two places. I'll check your profile once in a while to see if you managed to work on the instructions. So with that problem solved I'll try to fix my next occured problem: filament jam, both forward and backward direction... Thanks for your help!

Ah, thanks for the possible explanations! Indeed, if I move the head towards the corners, at some points the MAXTEMP error is shown. But the stress seems to be on the white wire (left on picture). How do I use that stress relief for the thermocouple? Also I have no clue about adjusting the gcode. Do I have to put it in the start- or end gcode? And please tell me about the positioning command. And how do you find out at what height it failed? The slicer I use is Cura, if that changes anything. I'm sorry for taking so much of your time and effort by knowing so little about it yet.

Hello people, Another question regarding the following error with the UM Original: ...... Send: N131900G1 X162.97 Y141.12 E2533.48688*73 Recv: ok Send: N131901G1 X163.14 Y144.71 E2533.53723*72 Recv: ok Send: N131902G1 X163.15 Y145.36 E2533.54635*73 Recv: ok Send: N131903G1 X163.10 Y147.30 E2533.57355*73 Recv: ok Send: N131904G1 X163.01 Y148.91 E2533.59629*74 Recv: Error:0 Recv: : Extruder switched off. MAXTEMP triggered ! Changing monitoring state from 'Printing' to 'Error: 0: Extruder switched...' Recv: Error:Printer stopped deu to errors. Fix the error and use M999 to restart!. (Temperature is reset. Set it before restarting) Recv: ok Recv: Printer stopped deu to errors. Fix the error and use M999 to restart!. (Temperature is reset. Set it before restarting) Recv: Printer stopped deu to errors. Fix the error and use M999 to restart!. (Temperature is reset. Set it before restarting) Recv: ok Recv: ok Recv: ok Recv: ok What I don't understand is why it's caused. It happend during a +/- 4 hour print after 2,5 hours of printing. Also, I don't know how to read this log, because it doesn't seem to give any temperature information. Anyhow, the temp graph didn't show an extraordinary peak. Could you help me out here? Regards, Raymond