@hmortensen
This site has serveral pancake stepper motor, you can have a look
https://www.oyostepper.com/category-64-b0-Pancake-Stepper-Motor.html

Good quality shielded cabling can help. But perhaps for the extruder you would be better served by a toolboard that uses CANBUS and power instead and keeps the motor and heater cables localized?

@wwak84
I would definitely make sure to stick the LED-Strip only on metal.
Firstly, the heat is dissipated better and it is safer than sticking the LED-Strip to plastic, wood or other combustible surfaces, for example, because LED-Strips "can" get very hot.
And you don't necessarily have to push your luck. 😉

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Ich würde auf jeden Fall darauf achten den LED-Streifen nur auf Metall zu kleben.
Erstens wird so besser die Wärme abgeleitet und es ist sicherer als den LED-Streifen zB auf Kunststoff, Holz oder andere brennbare Untergründe zu kleben, denn LED-Streifen "können" sehr heiß werden.
Und man muss das Glück ja nicht unbedingt herausfordern. 😉

@solid_x5 If you do run into any more issues, please capture a M122 report immediately afterwards and share your config.g and the gcode file being printed. Thanks.

@phaedrux Today a tried to use another duet 2 wifi and now the printer works... I think the other board is broken... I'll try to use it with a duex so I can connect motors directly to it, I hope it will work. Thank you very much for your help!

Post your config.g. You can configure the power loss detection threshold.

A Former User, please clarify: are you saying that the documentation is wrong, or that you mis-interpreted it in some way? How did you wire your accelerometer board to the Duet?

Please send an email to warranty@duet3d.com and CC your reseller. Include a link to this forum thread and the details of your original purchase. You'll receive a reply with a form to fill out.

@phaedrux

Thanks for answering!

I got it to work. I had a wrongly configured tool M563. This somehow made things not working.

@joehsmash said in Ugh its been too long and ive forgotten everything!:

https://betrue3d.dk/bltouch-on-duet-wifi-configuratio-and-usage/#wiring

This guide is quite old and not updated for RRF3.

Repost your config with your current changes if you want a final sanity check.

Sending M98 P"config.g" can also be helpful as it will report any syntax errors in your config which can give you a hint on what is wrong.

@pxp11 That would be great, thanks. I don't have access to a milling machine so I think I'll be printing a replacement carriage out of petg or resin.

@rogerpodacter that VIN pin and the corresponding pin on the voltage select jumper for OUT3/OUT4 are connected by a wide trace on the underside of the board. I suggest you check that the soldering of that VIN jumper pin on the underside of the board looks OK. It's unlikely to be bad, but worth a quick visual inspection.

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@mintytrebor
That is very interesting.
I'll take a look and see if it's something for me.
LG 4K Smart TV is available and serves as my computer monitor and is always on during construction and printing.

Thanks for the link, @MintyTrebor
Two of your PlugIn's are already running on my DWC, maybe there will be three soon ? 😉

Thank you for your time and work on the PlugIn's. 👍

@sculpt-fabricator Send a mail to support@modix3d.com with your information and we'll send you a replacement sensor.

I can also see you're running an interesting config file, we've done a fair few updates to the config/macro files, so look at the latest ones at https://github.com/Modix3D/Modix-V3-configuration-and-Macro-files/releases

@dizzwold That's gonna require a bit of studying. 🙂 I'll get to it later today.

@dc42 Just to close this topic, RatRig seems to confirm they got a bad order of 4028 fans which were really 003's labeled as 001's. So here i am thinking i'm crazy or wiring incorrectly. Anyone who reads this in the future maybe will have an easier time!

@deckingman
Ofcourse! Thanks a lot it's so elegant!

@jay_s_uk hello! removed it, thank you very much!

@alex9779 830mA total load should be OK.