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Posted · gros bug UMO

Salut,

J'ai un bug sur mon UMO.

L'impression s'arrète et me met "max temp" sur mon controller ( c'est le controller d'Amedee que j'ai installé avec son générateur de firmware). Le truc c'est que la première fois ça m'a mis que la seconde buse était à 460°C donc...

Après j'ai réessayé d'imprimé une seconde fois et pareille sauf que ça baissait pour la 2nd : 290,276,253... et puis Max temp donc sa s'arrête.

Je réessaye et là ça marche pendant 45 minutes avant de m'affiché Max temp alors que tout est normal : 1st buse 210°C , 2nd buse 37°C...

Ça vous est déjà arrivé ? Vous avez fait quoi ?

 

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    Posted · gros bug UMO

    En général c'est un problème de connexion qui perturbe la lecture de température (mauvais contact, fil endommagé, ...)

    (Pour le firmware mon générateur reprend le firmware officiel Ultimaker avec le support de contrôleur tiers, mais il n'y a aucun changement dans la gestion de l’imprimante)

     

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    Posted · gros bug UMO

    La CM est semble nickel.

    Mais la partie métallique qui recouvre les fils de la sonde 1 est un peu dénudé à force d'enlever cette sonde...

    Ça peut venir de là ?

    PS: je n'ai pas l'impression que les fils de la sonde 1 soit fondu.

     

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    Posted · gros bug UMO

    Je vien à l'instant de voir que sur la tête la partie électrique qui gère la température de la 2nd buse le fil jaune n'était plus trop connecté, je sais pas si sa vien de là.

     

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    Posted · gros bug UMO

    C'est une UMO, avec la sonde de temperature gérée par le AD597 (un truc du genre), un petit circuit imprimée montée sur la tête d'impression?

    Si oui, c'est vraiment un problème classique des fils qui viennent de la sonde mal fixés sur le PCB. S'ils sont pas bien bloqués à un moment avec les mouvements de la tête ça te fait de la merde.

     

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