Hi gr5,
I am using TinkerGnome-MarlinUltimaker2extended-15.10.2.hex at the moment.
Switching back to the standard fan shroud everything works fine.
Kind regards,
Markus
Hi gr5,
I am using TinkerGnome-MarlinUltimaker2extended-15.10.2.hex at the moment.
Switching back to the standard fan shroud everything works fine.
Kind regards,
Markus
Hi Labern,
yes it happend on the first layer, fans were at 0%. I use a M4 screw nut as a spacer. The screws come out at about 1mm on the other side. I use the Olsson block with a 0.4 nozzle.
You might want to either disable the "heater error" check or alternatively get a 35W heater. The 25W heater that comes with the UM has quite a bit of variation from printer to printer and may actually be as low as 20W.
markusmaker
I go with gr5, when I did the conversion I went with the upgraded heater and have had no problems with Labern shroud but I do introduce the fans gradually I do this as to not shock the Olson block and cause a sudden drop in temp.. I also made 4 spacer about 3mm thick under all 4 thumb screws. I also got a new Bowden tube as I'd cut the old one to use as spacer in iRoberts feeder design.
You might want to either disable the "heater error" check or alternatively get a 35W heater. The 25W heater that comes with the UM has quite a bit of variation from printer to printer and may actually be as low as 20W.
I ordered a 35W heater, when the printer is back from iGo3D (z-axis problem you know :-) then I will change the heater.
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Which firmware version do you have (you can check using the menu system on the printer).
heater error (as opposed to error stopped - temp sensor)
You get an error if the heater can't move a certain amount in a certain time while driving full power (when it is close to goal temp it typically runs well below full power):
Firmware
Version
14.09 - does not have the feature
14.12 oct 16, 2014 - feature introduced. 20C in 20 Seconds
14.12.1 dec 15, 2014 - from 20C to 10C (still in 20 seconds)
15.01 jan 14, 2015 - from 20 secs to 30 secs (now 10C in 30 seconds)
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