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UM2 Side fans always on, centre fan always off.

By Espio, in Ultimaker 3D printers

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Espio
Posted in UM2 Side fans always on, centre fan always off.

Hey everyone,

Apologies if this has already been mentioned, I did use the search function but either I'm doing it wrong or it's not there.

The other day my UM2 seemed to short out, after I'd checked everything to make sure nothing had blown I turned it back on and the side fans are acting like they're on 100% permanently. There's just no way of controlling them. Is there anything I can do to sort this without having to resort to a new board? Everything else works fine, it prints absolutely great still, just the fans are annoying when the printer is idle.

Also, for as long as I can remember the centre cooling fan doesn't work, I tried replacing the fan but that's made no difference.

Please help!

Thanks in advance x

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