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Extruder not heating

By mark10970, in Ultimaker 3D printers

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My preassembled UM has been working well. Suddenly it won't heat, either under control of Cura or with the controller. Under Cura it seems to try for a minute or so, then the controller screen go blank then flickers on for a fraction of a second every 5 seconds or so. If I disconnect the power supply and run the controller from the USB, it continues to flicker the same way. If I then disconnect the USB and reconnect it, it goes back to normal. I have shut down and restaredt several times to no avail. Any ideas?? Thanks for any help.

 

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