Maybe Power cables not stuck in all the way, so vibrations make the PSU hick up.
Check all connections, the one into the PSU is hard to get all in.
Maybe Power cables not stuck in all the way, so vibrations make the PSU hick up.
Check all connections, the one into the PSU is hard to get all in.
Also check that the 2 security jumpers are well inserted.
Thanks for the responses, I'll check that today and keep you posted.
And to the light that turns on when I open the door, no I don't have that. So I'll just check the cable connections and hope that it will resolve the problem. Thanks though!
I am facing the same issue since yesterday. I have an ultimaker 1 and my problem started to appear after i drilled up the nozzle hole to 1mm. I think the G-Code is not he issue since the printer stopped at diffrent spots and hieghts when repeating a print with the same code.
What i observed today is that the printer seems to have powerloss for half a second and so loses all his tasks.
It came in my mind that maybe the Powre supply (230 to 12 or 24 DC) has an issue when running to warm. Did anybody tried with a new powersupply. I just pluged mine in as close as possibel on the power source and with good air circulation. keep you updated
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Do you have a light that turns on when you open the door perhaps? If it's a power hungry light it could, maybe, cause ripples in the power which could be causing problems.
And no, there is no sensor or anything that would trip for something like this.
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