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Is there a way to individually test the fans on UM S3? Should all 3 fans spin when restarting the printer?
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· Is there a way to individually test the fans on UM S3? Should all 3 fans spin when restarting the printer?
The front fan should run if at least one printcore is above 40-50 degC. If it doesn't and it is connected at the right place on the print head pcb, that pcb might have been damaged by the head flooding. In that case you best get in contact with your reseller.
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· Is there a way to individually test the fans on UM S3? Should all 3 fans spin when restarting the printer?
21 hours ago, Dim3nsioneer said:
The front fan should run if at least one printcore is above 40-50 degC. If it doesn't and it is connected at the right place on the print head pcb, that pcb might have been damaged by the head flooding. In that case you best get in contact with your reseller.
Thank you. It doesn't want to kick in, so it must be a faulty print head pcb. I'm about to order a new PCB, but I noticed that there are 2 versions available. I guess these are not compatible with each other. Any clue why there are different variants? Thanks
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The front fan should run if at least one printcore is above 40-50 degC. If it doesn't and it is connected at the right place on the print head pcb, that pcb might have been damaged by the head flooding. In that case you best get in contact with your reseller.
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Thank you. It doesn't want to kick in, so it must be a faulty print head pcb. I'm about to order a new PCB, but I noticed that there are 2 versions available. I guess these are not compatible with each other. Any clue why there are different variants? Thanks
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