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FancyboyGinswillington

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  1. Aye that's the ticket! I had discovered that thread earlier this week and just tested it out, bed moved and everything! 😄 Thank you all for your help, I'm *profoundly* happy the fix was so simple. My only followup question: should I bother replacing the relay or will it be fine with the jumper long-term?
  2. Stepper driver is on my suspect list. Had a spare stepper so I popped it into the Z-axis port and gave it another go, still nothing. Prior to my factory reset I was able to access the menus just fine, but every time I went to start a print or move the bed it would lock up and spit out ER05. In hindsight I should have at least checked if the heaters were working, that might have given a bit more insight as to the specific problem. I'll give the tinkerGnome firmware a go and report back. Random question: does the heat from the bed get absorbed into the pcb at all? I realized it being directly under the bed when heating it might cook the parts over time (especially since it begins heating in the lowered position). Overall I'm really not crazy about the pcb access and wiring, it's such a pain to take the damn thing apart, I might just look into making some alternative housing for it.
  3. Nope. Z doesn't budge. I swapped the Y and Z motors and neither moved. I'm not sure what rev of the pcb I have, will take a closer look and report back.
  4. Downloaded the latest version of Cura and updated the firmware, no dice. Do I just need to check the resistance of R111 or the voltage running across it? The cap looks fine, unless it's an internal short. Might be able to pop it off, have to see if one of the shops at school has a rework station. I happen to have spare MEGA2560 board that I rarely use. Hypothetically, could I pop the chip off that and replace the one on my potentially busted pcb? (I have several years of microelectronics experience, so this isn't particularily challenging).
  5. The switch is working fine as far as I can tell--tested it with a multimeter, and the screw engages with it just fine. Tested TP80 and I got 4.9V and 0V respectively. Is that close enough, or is the pcb bricked?
  6. Been looking all over for a solution to the dreaded ER05 for my beloved UM2. It was kind of touch and go for a while, every other print would give me that error (I usually just unplug it for a while and start it up again), but last night it fully decided it wasn't going to print. The switch is definitely working (tested with a Multimeter), motherboard looks fine, tightned any potentially loose connections. Having a hard time figuring out what it could be. I tried a factory reset, and now I'm just stuck in the intro screen because the bed won't go through it's calibration dance. If it's any indicator, I replaced the motherboard with one from ebay a few years back. These past two months I've been printing probably about once a week at a minimum, and am planning on ramping up production pretty significantly (I am a student, and this is currently one my my primary means of producing). I've got about a month to sort this before my school term starts again. Any ideas?
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