Avoiding/bypassing thermal runaway protections
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I used an extruder hotend heater output to heat, a silicone heater using a MOSFET control, but the temperature raise is about .1'celcius/ second, so the system failed to auto tune PID and am getting heater fault errors, how to override this? Is there any way to by pass thermal runaway protection?
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Use M307 to set the D parameter temporarily to a high value (e.g. 60) before you start auto turning.
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i tried with dead time 60, but still did not work, is there any way to assign hotend heater as bed heater? or turn off thermal run away feature?
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@adhanabal said in Avoiding/bypassing thermal runaway protections:
i tried with dead time 60, but still did not work, is there any way to assign hotend heater as bed heater? or turn off thermal run away feature?
What error message did you get when you tried to tune the bed heater, with dead time set to 60?
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im getting, target temperature not reached error
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Potentially worth aututuning to a value it does reach before faulting out and then try again for the higher value?
Consider reporting the PID values for the low tune here if you get some, and maybe a screen shot of the temp plot up until it faults.
Power of heater and size of bed? Thickness of heat spreader? Temp sensor definately set up right in config?
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@adhanabal said in Avoiding/bypassing thermal runaway protections:
im getting, target temperature not reached error
Did you specify a temperature in the S parameter of the M303 command?
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@dc42 i set the limit as 70'C
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As DocTrucker asked; what is the power rating and size of the bed? If you're using an extruder output you're probaly limited in power and if the size isn't also quite limited you'll have a hard time getting to 70C.
What temperature does it get to before timing out?
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@adhanabal said in Avoiding/bypassing thermal runaway protections:
@dc42 i set the limit as 70'C
Perhaps your bed heater can't reach 70C? Did the temperature graph flatten off before it got to that temperature?
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@bearer i use the heater to heatup aluminium pipe, Outer dia, 40mm thickness 5mm
Heater capacity: 12V 40watts -
@dc42 im replacing the sensor, having doubt about it, so once replace i will try again.
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That heater sounds under powered. What is the length of pipe? Is anything in the pipe?
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@adhanabal said in Avoiding/bypassing thermal runaway protections:
@bearer i use the heater to heatup aluminium pipe, Outer dia, 40mm thickness 5mm
Heater capacity: 12V 40wattsthats half the story; length of the pipe, medium inside and flow of medium would be relevant even if air and not moving.
the easiest is probably to post a picture of the temperature graph shown in duet web control, the shape of the graph would be correct even if the value is wrong. If you consider 40w is only enouh to bring Ø2-3mm plastic to melting temperature at very slow flow rates Ø40mm might be pushing it even if the target is just 70C.
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The recommendation is around 0.4W per 100mm2. 40W would there for be enough for a 100*100mm bed, or 80mm of your pipe - with nothing in it.
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@DocTrucker pipe is 100 mm long i want to heat it only max of 50'C
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@bearer okay guys i tried the same thing with 24v system it works well,
Only 12v system has the problem
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@adhanabal said in Avoiding/bypassing thermal runaway protections:
i want to heat it only max of 50'C
why are you tuning it to 70C if your target is 50? let it completely cool to room temp and do it again for 50?
