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Posted (edited) · High temperature print head-remove 260 degree lock

Hello,

I need support from you guys, please!

I need to figure out how to increase printhead temp above to 260 centigrade. I know this limit is for safety reasons.

The max temp i need is 280 degree for printhead and 120 degree for heated bed.

I already have reinforced PTFE coupler (high grade material reinforced with fiber glass, wich is suposed to suport 280 degree without problem), and a silicone 120 watt 220 Volt heated bed with solid state relay.

in configuration.h if i modify temp values nothing happen, the temp for nozzle doesn't rise above 260 and for bed 105 degree.

#define HEATER_0_MAXTEMP 275

#define HEATER_1_MAXTEMP 275

#define HEATER_2_MAXTEMP 275

#define BED_MAXTEMP 130

I know the software measure curent and doesn't allow the nozzle heat above 260 degree ,same algaritm for bed.

Please help me, now i use ultimaker 2 jar jar wich let me to print in 265 degree for printhead and 115 for bed.

I need 280 degree for head and 120 degree for heated bed

Thank You for your support!

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    Posted (edited) · High temperature print head-remove 260 degree lock

    Temp limit is always 15more than the highest you can use. So to use 280 set 295 on that maxtemp definitions

     

    I will try , but i am afraid it will be still locked at 260 , i will return here if it works, thank you for quick answer

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