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Posted · Build plate is not getting hotter then 90 degrees

I have a Ultimaker 2, and my build plate is not getting hotter then 90 degrees, it was not always like this, i used to have de ability to control de build plate manually.

how can i solve this and is it hardware software problem

thank you in advance

 

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    Posted · Build plate is not getting hotter then 90 degrees

    Perhaps you just have it in a colder room? Mine just barely gets up to 110C.

    I think it would help a lot to cover the front (and the top with a box). If you can raise the air temp by 20C you should be able to raise the reported temp by 20C. Plus you will get better results with the warmer air when printing ABS.

     

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    Posted · Build plate is not getting hotter then 90 degrees

    Wrapping it up would help. The heated bed only has so much power. If you want it to get hot, you need to ensure no heat leaks out. There have been a lot of people that built enclosures for the printer. Even putting a big cardboard box over it will help.

     

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