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Print Cores AA 0,4 does not heat up more that 4 deg.
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· Print Cores AA 0,4 does not heat up more that 4 deg.
Does it fail in both extruder 1 and 2 slots? Do you have any other BB or CC cores that do work? Seems very unlikely to have so many faulty print cores so I would guess there must be something wrong with the cable that goes to the print head. Try opening the print head and inspect the cable connector for any broken wires or loose contacts.
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· Print Cores AA 0,4 does not heat up more that 4 deg.
I would recommend opening a support case with UltiMaker Support directly and sending your machines log files.
The logs will likely tell Support what is going on with your machine.
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Does it fail in both extruder 1 and 2 slots? Do you have any other BB or CC cores that do work? Seems very unlikely to have so many faulty print cores so I would guess there must be something wrong with the cable that goes to the print head. Try opening the print head and inspect the cable connector for any broken wires or loose contacts.
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I would recommend opening a support case with UltiMaker Support directly and sending your machines log files.
The logs will likely tell Support what is going on with your machine.
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