geoffhobe

Made a lot of progress. Saved using Marlin. Gcode had the lines you were referring too. First homed the printer (to the corner of the bed). Loaded gcode into printer; the printer first heated the bed and then the nozzle perfectly. When it came time for motion, it move to near the middle of the bed where my project should start to print. At that point, motion stopped. Interestingly, the time on the control panel stops counting up too; progress remains at 0%. Gcode coming up next...

Thanks. I'll try that this evening after work. G

I don't see an Mq40 nor M190. I do see what appears rot be comment fields that do call out the temperatures that I'm expecting. Here's a screen shot ( I think) of the first part of the code. Image Capture.app.zip

Using Cura, I select my printer, CR-10 (1.1.6), the correct flavor, Merlin, verify that I have a temperature of 205 for the nozzle and 60 for the bed, and slice the file and save as gcode. When I attempt to print, the nozzle will heat correctly, but the temperature set point for the bed remains a 0. As a result, the print doesn't start. I reloaded an older gcode file that was generated by the way too basic Creality slicer, and it worked fine; so at least it isn't a hardware issue. What can I do to troubleshoot or fix? thanks