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Please help me, I'm a sort of beginner 3D printer owner and I ran into a major problem

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Vinny_0
Posted in Please help me, I'm a sort of beginner 3D printer owner and I ran into a major problem

My Ultimaker 2+ was working awesome for 3-6 months or so...

Today I saw that you could plug your printer into your computer so I tried the printer port to my computer. I powered on the printer and it turned on successfully and then I hear POP and I instantly power it off. I try it again, it goes on and I hear the same sound, I turned it off and tried booting it with a SD card inside.

It just didn't turn on.

Now my Ultimaker 2+ is broken and won't turn on. I've unplugged all ports just incase of a fire or something.

Thanks in advance!

-Vinny

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