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UM3X door and ventilated hood causing PVA core BB to overheat?
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· UM3X door and ventilated hood causing PVA core BB to overheat?
I think this error is not caused by your hotter build chamber. Is your cartridge inserted properly (did it click?). Do you see anything out of the ordinary on the wiring of this cartridge?
Have you tried the same print without the hood and the door? that would rule out the influence of the higher temperature.
You may also try to print a dual color print with 2 AA cores (so leave out the BB core). if your problem disappears, try the BB core again. If it then reappears, your BB core is very suspicious, and I think you need to contact your reseller.
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I think this error is not caused by your hotter build chamber. Is your cartridge inserted properly (did it click?). Do you see anything out of the ordinary on the wiring of this cartridge?
Have you tried the same print without the hood and the door? that would rule out the influence of the higher temperature.
You may also try to print a dual color print with 2 AA cores (so leave out the BB core). if your problem disappears, try the BB core again. If it then reappears, your BB core is very suspicious, and I think you need to contact your reseller.
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