19 minutes ago, gr5 said:Meanwhile please tell me what you did regarding the firmware recovery - did you put an image on an SD card? Did you use the proper image creation software? (you can't just copy the image - you need to use a special tool of which there are many). Did it show the update happening on the display? The firmware recovery step seems like the best advice by far. It will reflash the memory on both the unix computer (green) and the motion controller (largest board).
We followed the instructions for imaging the printer for recovery and used the creation software that was referenced by ultimaker. (win32diskimager)
Firmware recovery: Ultimaker S3 and Ultimaker S5 (makerbot.com)
When that didn't work, our IT Services tried another imaging software (Rufus) and that also didn't work.
It did show that the update was installing on the display and that it did finish the installation. It prompted a reboot, which we did, and continued to get the error 41 message.
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It looks like you are in USA so contact fbrc8 immediately. support@fbrc8.com. Include the serial number of the printer. fbrc8 assembled your printer and they are experts and have great support.
In other words I recommend skipping over your reseller and going direct to fbrc8.
Meanwhile please tell me what you did regarding the firmware recovery - did you put an image on an SD card? Did you use the proper image creation software? (you can't just copy the image - you need to use a special tool of which there are many). Did it show the update happening on the display? The firmware recovery step seems like the best advice by far. It will reflash the memory on both the unix computer (green) and the motion controller (largest board).
Your other question about AM. yes, sometimes updates go better if you disconnect AM and also MS (material station). But your update is already complete so it may not help. It's okay (allowed) to connect and unconnect AM and MS (and then reboot) at any time in any pattern and sometimes doing this helps things. But probably not in your case.
Be prepared to return the problem printer to your reseller if things aren't resolved.
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