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Massassi

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  1. Indeed it is. I have used this programmer https://blog.zakkemble.net/avrdudess-a-gui-for-avrdude/

    With the following settings.

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    In the beginning it kept giving a comport busy error. But after a few reboots and pressing the program button, it started to the program firmware.

    So my take on this.
    I think the board had some factory or very old or wrong software installed on it. That is way the printer behaved so strange. After the update, updating works as normal. Also the printer seems to run as normal (printing the first item now).

    Thanks for all the help. I would not have a working printer without it.

    Regards,

    Jan

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  2. I had problems with the Z-direction stepper motor and decided to replace my mainboard. I ordered a original Ultimaker board and swap them. (being very mindfull to connect the cables at the right positions.

    When I power up the printer this happens.

     

    It starts with the Ultimaker logo.

    Then bed goes up and down, the printhead also moves in the X and Y direction a bit.

    There are numbers on the display. and some settings in the a menu when pressing the button.
    I cannot flash new software on it, because it states there is nothing connected.

     



    Does anyone know what is going on?

  3. I did some more experiments. I put the bed to the top position, and in the menu activated the lower buildplate function. With a screw driver (on the bottom side) I activated the z-switch.

    After some funny noise from the z-motor, it stop and gave the error again.
    So my conclusion is that the switch is ok, and reaches the software, and stops the motor.
    But it could still be a problem in the z-motor, or in the stepper driver on the motherboard. The grinding noise is also strange. Any idea's before I swap the motherboard?

  4. After playing around with all sorts of thinks, I discovered the real issue.

    It seems that the bowden tube  sometimes does not attack to the teflon tube. (see picture). This causes (cold) air to be blown in to the teflon tube and cooling the nozzle. I my case the clamp on the bowden tube, is warn out. (need to order a new one). For now I just turned the bowden tube around.

    This seems to solve this problem. But still I think the force on the bowden tube and the clamp is to great and will cause this problem again in the future. (and with other users)

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