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· Fan speed influences reading temperature hot-end
Gr5, thanks for your comment.
I apologize for this late reaction.
I looked at your advise to create my own formware, but I was reluctant doing this not knowing how this firmware would work together with each Cura version.
On the other hand I made a separate wire from the fan connection at the electronic board beneath the bottom of the printer all the way to the fan at the printhead, which is lead at the outside of the printer and spiralized at the outside around the bowden tube. This works perfect! At any fan speed the temperature reading is constant AND when I bring the wire close (I mean close!) to the wire from the temperature sensor to the small pcb om top of the printhead, also the temperature reading is NOT influenced.
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Gr5, thanks for your comment.
I apologize for this late reaction.
I looked at your advise to create my own formware, but I was reluctant doing this not knowing how this firmware would work together with each Cura version.
On the other hand I made a separate wire from the fan connection at the electronic board beneath the bottom of the printer all the way to the fan at the printhead, which is lead at the outside of the printer and spiralized at the outside around the bowden tube. This works perfect! At any fan speed the temperature reading is constant AND when I bring the wire close (I mean close!) to the wire from the temperature sensor to the small pcb om top of the printhead, also the temperature reading is NOT influenced.
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