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Regarding waiting for the bed daid said this on the 9th of December when I pointed it out:
"Bug in the firmware, I made a mistake and this swapped the "wait for heating" to "wait for cooldown" on the bed M190 command. I've fixed it for the next version. I've been running into the same problem with my Doodle3D experiments."
So it should hopefully be fixed soon. In the mean time you can manually heat the bed via the Maintenance menu. I usually start heating the bed when I sit down to do the slicing so it's close to hot when I want to start printing.
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Regarding waiting for the bed daid said this on the 9th of December when I pointed it out:
"Bug in the firmware, I made a mistake and this swapped the "wait for heating" to "wait for cooldown" on the bed M190 command. I've fixed it for the next version. I've been running into the same problem with my Doodle3D experiments."
So it should hopefully be fixed soon. In the mean time you can manually heat the bed via the Maintenance menu. I usually start heating the bed when I sit down to do the slicing so it's close to hot when I want to start printing.
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