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Printer resets Upon bed Heating
I have an A5s that's printing normally with marlin V2.0D firmware for some time and then the printer halted at 70%. I power cycle the printed then it showed "thermal runaway......" i didn't have time to take pic of the error msg. it boots normally, but when i try to heat up the bed to 40deg, it resets itself. Heating the hotend is Ok.
what i have done so far are...
Check bed wiring connections
Replaced bed thermistor
thermistor reads around 70kohms @ 35deg
The heater is ok
firmware update to D-G-H then factory firmware, all same results when bed heating up.
PRONTERFACE printing
Ambient temp of bed is 35deg, heating it up to 30 to 35deg is ok but passing the ambient temp reading resets the printer.
I tried to print with 0 deg bed heat = ok, but with base warping.
IS this a board problem???
what i have done so far are...
Check bed wiring connections
Replaced bed thermistor
thermistor reads around 70kohms @ 35deg
The heater is ok
firmware update to D-G-H then factory firmware, all same results when bed heating up.
PRONTERFACE printing
SENDING:G0 X100.0 Y100.0 F3000
Setting hotend temperature to 185.000000 degrees Celsius.
Setting hotend temperature to 0.000000 degrees Celsius.
Setting bed temperature to 45.000000 degrees Celsius.
þàþøæøx†øø†æPowerUp +++++++++RESETS after bed heating++++++++++++++
Marlin 2.0.7.2 (2020/12/22)
echo: Last Updated: 2.0F (2020/12/25) | Author: Samuel Pinches
echo:Compiled: Dec 25 2020
echo: Free Memory: 8159 PlannerBufferBytes: 1600
echo:SD card ok
Ambient temp of bed is 35deg, heating it up to 30 to 35deg is ok but passing the ambient temp reading resets the printer.
I tried to print with 0 deg bed heat = ok, but with base warping.
IS this a board problem???
Comments
Reset on bed heating typically means a short circuit. Check that the bed clips are in the correct places otherwise they can cut into the heating elements and cause a short.
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