Hi Nick S,
thanks, I already though something like this, but a timer is not the best choice.
Maybe someone can develop a switch-off circuit which recognizes the bed coming down after print and interrupts the power...
Hi Nick S,
thanks, I already though something like this, but a timer is not the best choice.
Maybe someone can develop a switch-off circuit which recognizes the bed coming down after print and interrupts the power...
Since most prints are long, often overnight, and sometimes need to be aborted mid print, I watch my prints with a drop cam and have the printer plugged into a wireless controlled switch made by Belkin. I can watch my print progress on my phone and also turn off the Belkin switch with an iphone app.
Replace your rear fan with this one http://www.ebay.com/itm/111400412083
Noisy fan problem solved. its so quiet you don't even know if its on.
I de-soldered the wires off my old fan and put them on the new one so i can still use the plug but you could use crimp connectors or something if you don't have a soldering iron.
I make a cup of tea or two, and watch mine. LOL what a sad life.
What Labern said. It seems that the third fan is extremely loud on some printers. I replaced mine, switched printer on and thought I confused some wiring since I heard absolutely nothing!
Is there also a quieter replacement for the side fans?
Hi,
I ordered the fan Labern mentioned. I will mount it in if it arrives and let you know the result...
I have also ordered one from ebay. What i have read about the Fan, this one will work like a charm. Now I am looking for a low noise fan to replace the two side fans.
Any suggestions?
I haven't looked into the side ones.
The stainless steel duct does make them louder. You can print others but I find they deform over time.
I wonder if you welded it up if it would make it more ridged and make them slightly quieter. Probably won't make to much difference.
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It would be good to hear if some one has a better method, but I use a timer on the power plug. Just make sure it's set well in advance of the print duration. I have ruined a couple of good prints by getting this wrong and killing the power before it's finished.
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