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· Ultimaker original 3 fans circuit wiring
Uh yes... The old Ultimaker board... A bit of a hassle that one... You are indeed correct that you just need a steady supply of 12V for that heatsink cooling fan, did you look everywhere on the board for something like that? (I don't have my old board anymore, but seem to remember (and can see from pictures online) that there are quite a lot of unused pins on the board with various labels like "LED" and even "12V OUTPUT" (at the far end from the switch).
Do you per-chance have a multimeter so you can do some measurements on the board?
You mention the heatbed upgrade kit, how does that work again? Does it run off the same power supply as the UM and at 18V?
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Uh yes... The old Ultimaker board... A bit of a hassle that one... You are indeed correct that you just need a steady supply of 12V for that heatsink cooling fan, did you look everywhere on the board for something like that? (I don't have my old board anymore, but seem to remember (and can see from pictures online) that there are quite a lot of unused pins on the board with various labels like "LED" and even "12V OUTPUT" (at the far end from the switch).
Do you per-chance have a multimeter so you can do some measurements on the board?
You mention the heatbed upgrade kit, how does that work again? Does it run off the same power supply as the UM and at 18V?
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