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    gabi68
    last edited by 12 Jan 2020, 13:51

    Hi all,

    I have a AKLP and I bought a duet wifi, smart efector, PT100, mag balls kit.
    I configured with all with reprap configurator and I have the attached files.
    Can somebody have a look and see if something is wrong, please? The reason I ask this is because I managed to distroy and endstop. Replaced now with a new one.

    Thank you
    Gabi
    bed.g

    config.g
    homedelta.g

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      bricor
      last edited by 12 Jan 2020, 18:56

      I built a delta based on the AKLP spec.
      240mm bed
      480mm MGN12 type linear rails

      Endstop switches are approx 655mm from the build plate

      The linear rails start 165mm above the build plate (build plate to top of linear rail 645mm)

      I'm using Haydn's 288mm mag diagonal rods, smart effector, PT100, E3D Volcano, Bondtech QR

      DUET Duet 2 WiFi/2.04RC3

      Example_ config.g
      Example_ homedelta.g
      Example_ bed.g

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        gabi68 @bricor
        last edited by 13 Jan 2020, 16:16

        @bricor
        Thank you. Very helpfull to have something to compare to.

        Gabi

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          bricor @gabi68
          last edited by 14 Jan 2020, 00:33

          @gabi68 You’re welcome. I didn’t look in detail but the one thing I saw was the rod length was set to 360. Are your diagonal rods 360 mm? If so, does the spec I posted match what you have? I believe the original diagonal rods were 268 mm

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            gabi68
            last edited by gabi68 16 Jan 2020, 13:15

            I changed that with my dimensions. I now have another problem with the hotend. I have that famous error heater 1 fault. I check every connection, but still receive that error. Can you post a picture of your board?

            Gabi

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              bricor @gabi68
              last edited by bricor 17 Jan 2020, 01:22

              @gabi68 Not sure if this is what you were looking for, or if it's still relevant (I saw your Heater 1 fault post). Hope it helps. Sorry for the delay, I was at work and the printer isn't. Let me know if I can be of any more help.DUET4.jpg DUET3.jpg DUET2.jpg DUET1.jpg

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                dc42 administrators @gabi68
                last edited by 17 Jan 2020, 08:54

                @gabi68 said in AKLP ckeck:

                I changed that with my dimensions. I now have another problem with the hotend. I have that famous error heater 1 fault. I check every connection, but still receive that error.

                Have you run heater tuning?

                Duet WiFi hardware designer and firmware engineer
                Please do not ask me for Duet support via PM or email, use the forum
                http://www.escher3d.com, https://miscsolutions.wordpress.com

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                  gabi68 @dc42
                  last edited by 17 Jan 2020, 12:28

                  @dc42
                  It is possible to run that test with a fault in Heather1?

                  Gabi

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                    gabi68 @bricor
                    last edited by 18 Jan 2020, 12:22

                    @bricor Do you use a 12V power supply? The reason I ask, is I setup the bridge for 12V and that maybe fried the PT100.
                    Very nice nozzle blower. Where did you get, if you don't mind asking?

                    Thank you for taking that picutres.
                    Gabi

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                      bricor @gabi68
                      last edited by bricor 18 Jan 2020, 17:35

                      @gabi68 I use 12v power supplies. I don't understand what are trying to convey with "I set up the bridge for 12v".

                      Part cooling fan: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2808152/files

                      You may have issues getting the support you need having 2 open posts with related content. I believe things are already a bit confused considering Dave's last response.

                      I didn't see in your other post the method used to test the PT100 sensor.
                      Did you remove the sensor from the circuit before testing? The best way to test the PT100 is to connect an Ohm meter directly across the sensor (the 2 wires of the PT100 by itself).

                      IMG_9233.jpg
                      IMG_9234.jpg

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                        gabi68 @bricor
                        last edited by 18 Jan 2020, 19:14

                        @bricor Hi, by 'setup a bridge' I mean to install the jumper for 12V on the effector side.
                        Actually you are the only one which show me how to check this. Big THANK YOU. I will do that now. Already ordered a new one just in case.
                        Gabi

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                          bricor @gabi68
                          last edited by 18 Jan 2020, 20:30

                          @gabi68 I would suggest publishing the results on the other post (the Heater 1 Fault) and close this one, unless you have more issues related directly to the AKLP.

                          Spare parts are always a good idea. I keep at least 1 in hand of each part for all the Hotend components. Heater, Block, Heat Break, Nozzle, Temp Sensor, Sock and bowden clips

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                            gabi68 @bricor
                            last edited by 18 Jan 2020, 20:34

                            @bricor I just measured. The multimeter stays 0. Agree I will close this.

                            Thanks for your help
                            Gabi

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