Ok after look into this when replacing the T1 and T2 transistors T3 looked identical so silly old me replaced that one too. It turns out that one is different
Replacement order hopefully it fixes the problem
Ok after look into this when replacing the T1 and T2 transistors T3 looked identical so silly old me replaced that one too. It turns out that one is different
Replacement order hopefully it fixes the problem
T1 and T2 are BC817 NPN transistors.
T3 is a BC807 PNP transistor
So glad Ultimaker provided the schematics so people will study them .... 🙄
T3 indirectly switches on the 24V for the motors and the bed. So with a wrong type of transistor here it explains the wrong behavior in your printer.
Check the connection, sometimes this could be caused by a physical connection failure or a problem with your device.
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Did you perhaps install firmware for another printer? You say you have the UM2 and installing firmware for a UM2+ could show this behavior.
Which Cura version are you using? We are now at Cura 4.3, but I remember about a year ago there was a bug in Cura where firmware versions for the UM2 and UM2+ were mixed up.
Instructions for re-installing the firmware on a failing UM2 printer
The newer versions of Cura are being 'nice' to your printer and that's why they fail in programming.
In order to start the programming process, Cura has to reboot the printer. That's what older versions of Cura did when you connected the USB cable. Disadvantage was that when you were printing and you started Cura, then your multi-day print would reboot as well.... Oops.
So, now Cura is nice to the ongoing print process but as a consequence fails to program a printer that's stuck.
Your workaround is to use another program for programming the printer.
One option is this old version of Cura: https://software.ultimaker.com/cura/Ultimaker_Cura-15.04.06.exe
There are other programs as well, but I haven't done this since long so are not aware of the current situation. Look for programs that can program an Arduino AtMega 2560 board
The UM2 firmware is a *.hex file and is included in the Cura program directory.
For the UM2+ a release candidate for the next official version can be downloaded here: https://github.com/Ultimaker/UM2.1-Firmware/blob/UM2.1_JarJar/releases/beta/MarlinUltimaker2plus_20181007.hex (right click on link, and then 'save link as').
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