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Bon... décidément c'est la galère,

J'ai une "heater error"

tout marchait bien hier, impression de trois pièces de 39 heures chacunes ces derniers jours...

Et la la cata...

le manuel dit :

ake a look at the back side of the hot end to ensure that the heater cartridge and PT100 B sensor are fully inserted in the heater block

ça veut dire quoi ?

C'est quoi le PT100B ?

ça m'énerve !

merci de votre aide !

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    DidierKlein

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    Hello

    Tu trouveras plus d'infos sur cette erreur ici:

    https://ultimaker.com/en/resources/19486-heater-error

    La PT100B C'est la sonde de température

    Img4854.jpg

    La grosse c'est le cartouche de chauffe la petite la sonde.

    Plusieurs possibilités:

    1. Sonde de température et/ou cartouche de chauffe mal insérée

    2. sonde de température défectueuse

    3. cartouche de chauffe défectueuse

    4. Problème de connection a la carte electronique

    Est ce que tu as un olsson block? Est ce que tu sa arrive a la premiere couche? Est ce que ta tête touche le support ventilo metallique? Est ce que tu as un support ventilo imprimé?

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    electromu

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    Salut,

    le pt100 c'est la sonde de t°

    sur ta ^tête d'impression tu as deux cylindre.

    le plus gros c'est la cartouche chauffante et le tout petit c'est la sonde de t°

    vérifie que la sonde n'est pas sortie de son logement. attention si tu dois la manipuler c'est très fragile.

    ça te le fait dès le début de l'impression ?

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    Ok... merci à vous

    en fait l'erreur est apparu pendant un changement de matériau...

    je fais un atomic, je vérifie les branchements et je reviens...

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    Bon...

    les branchement de la sonde sur le olson ont l'air bon...

    Par contre,la buse de 0,4 à l'air irrémédiablement bouchée !

    je l'ai démontée... collé dans un étau, chauffé au chalumeau... impossible de la déboucher... c'est vraiment chiant.

    Elle est encombré d'un mélange pla-abs, c'es l'enfer, je vais essayer de la faire tremper dans l'acétone !

    et en attendant, je vais essayer la buse de 0,25 !

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    00D00B

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    La chauffer au chalumeau ne fait pas tout le job. Si tu ne passes pas une fine aiguille dans le trou tu ne pourras jamais la déboucher correctement.

    La matière est en quelque sortes "incrustée" dans des micro-cavités de la paroi donc tu dois l'accompagner un peu.

    Fais chauffer la buse, mets un bout de filament par le haut "niveau filetage donc" puis de l'autre côté en même temps essaie de faire passer une aiguille puis pousser le fil de telle manière à réussir à casser le blob qui s'est fait en sortie de la tête.

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