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Solved hardware error? m999?

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  1. gunsmoke132

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    if it helps ive gotten through a few small prints a few days ago when trying to get the error to pop up.
     
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    It could be a loose connection in the wiring to the thermistor, or the thermistor loose or the heater itself loose or loose connection to the RAMPS or just a bad wire/thermistor

    Check everything from the RAMPS to the hotend. Wiggle the wire harness to make a loose connection show up while watching the temperature in your software.
     
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    It is not really complicated -- that error always means that the firmware saw the temperature doing bad/unexpected things
     
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    that what i was goin to do. it shreds through small prints with ease its the larger prints it gets angry at
     
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    this is like getting your tea pissed in.
    i went through EVERYTHING. i couldnt find an issue
     
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    If no issue can be found and cooling fans take no effect order a new heater and see what happens. It's possible yours has failed. It's equally possible it's the thermistor but you'll need todo a parts request with Robo as I haven't been able to find those aftermarket for the stock r1+ hexagon
     
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    i think i found it i took off the block and made sure the screws were tight then when i put it back in i got what i like to call the "357 error"
    because thats what the temp shows when the termistor is loose so i wiggled a wire and im 99% sure its the thermistor
     
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    That is the most likely culprit, they are super delicate. Contact Robo for a replacement :)

    Id still strongly suggest a 40watt heater :)
     
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    it still get it sometimes but very rarely
     
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    Have you got the 40 watt heater and a new thermistor ?
     
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