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UM2+ started an ABS print prior to the bed being to temperature
According to the temperature "map" during heating up the bed and the nozzle -it appear to be a power dump just when the printing started. This is "kind of known", when the power supply deliver close to max output.
May happen, when we're starting printing using high power over an extended period (warm up to high temp) -and when all the steppers motors suddenly are starting.
A general advice here will be to make sure the main PCB have forced (fan) cooling and that the power supply also are at some cooled location..
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Torgeir 280
Hi @LePaul,
Just saw your posting and the link to github.
According to the temperature "map" during heating up the bed and the nozzle -it appear to be a power dump just when the printing started. This is "kind of known", when the power supply deliver close to max output.
May happen, when we're starting printing using high power over an extended period (warm up to high temp) -and when all the steppers motors suddenly are starting.
A general advice here will be to make sure the main PCB have forced (fan) cooling and that the power supply also are at some cooled location..
My best assumption at this stage.
Thanks
Torgeir
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