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I'm far from being an electronics specialist but that seems to me like a memory error... It could be that the memory is damaged in a way that it isn't persistent anymore and get's erased when you power off your printer... If you have an UMO this part is in your Arduino board which is easy to change. If you have an UMO + all is integrated in one board...
But as I said, I'm not a specialist... If you can, try to give us more information. Does your printer start? What does it show on the screen? Is it new, old? What did you already try? Maybe make some picture's that show your problem any additional information will help us to understand your problem and help you to solve it.
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I'm far from being an electronics specialist but that seems to me like a memory error... It could be that the memory is damaged in a way that it isn't persistent anymore and get's erased when you power off your printer... If you have an UMO this part is in your Arduino board which is easy to change. If you have an UMO + all is integrated in one board...
But as I said, I'm not a specialist... If you can, try to give us more information. Does your printer start? What does it show on the screen? Is it new, old? What did you already try? Maybe make some picture's that show your problem any additional information will help us to understand your problem and help you to solve it.
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