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    • JuLundefined
      JuL
      last edited by

      Hi, I made a custom 3d printer with duetwifi 2 years ago and then use it with no problem. But since 2 weeks, my printer start to read extruder temperature not the way it did. I've got a genuine duet wifi, I think 1.04 with 2.01(RTOS) fw, 1.21 wifi server and 1.22 web interface. My extruder is a genuine E3D V6 12V. Now, when I heat up the extruder, it start to reach the temperature and sundenly drop 10 to 20°C but keep rising with this offset for a moment and sudenly adjust it to the real value (see attached image).duet temp3.PNG When it reach the print temperature, somtime, it's stable ( +/- 1°C), sometimes it drop for 30 seconds then srop to the reel value. I assume that duet try to compensate that.
      What are you thinking aboutt my story?

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      • JuLundefined
        JuL
        last edited by

        I received the new thermistor. Everything seem's to be ok now. Thanks to everyone who tried to help me!

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        • Phaedruxundefined
          Phaedrux Moderator
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          Sudden drops like that could indicate intermittent connection in the wiring. Have you taken apart your harness and inspected the cables and tested continuity?

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          • JuLundefined
            JuL
            last edited by

            I did inspect the cable and nothing seems to be wrong. This phenomen arrive also when the printer doesn't move. Sould I test it whit ohmmetre?

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            • JuLundefined
              JuL
              last edited by

              If it is intermittent connexion, the temperature should go to infinite value, and not drops down, isn't it?

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              • mendenmhundefined
                mendenmh
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                Is it possible the sensor itself is loose? The wiring could be intermittent, but usually that results in reading extremely low temperatures, and much more erratic behavior. If the thermistor is in intermittent thermal contact, it could cause small jumps like this.

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                • JuLundefined
                  JuL
                  last edited by

                  Cable seems to be ok, and thermistor is not loose (it is the cylindrical e3d v6 sensor)

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                  • PuterProundefined
                    PuterPro
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                    @JuL said in Extruder temperature problème:

                    Cable seems to be ok, and thermistor is not loose (it is the cylindrical e3d v6 sensor)

                    I'd hook up an ohm meter at the Duet end and work your way up the cable flexing it at every point to be sure. I'd do the same for the heater wiring. I just caught one this way a couple weeks ago.

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                    • JuLundefined
                      JuL
                      last edited by

                      I'll try asap.thx

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                      • JuLundefined
                        JuL
                        last edited by

                        So, I tried hook up ohm meter on thermistor cable (board side) after my extruder reach 200°C, resistance rise linearly and suddenly drop too. I did the same without the cable (thermistor side), exact same result. I think my thermistor is dead. (please, ask if you don't understand my poor english 😉 )

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                        • tech-ratonundefined
                          tech-raton @JuL
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                          @JuL

                          I had the same problem last week
                          The problem was in the e3d connector. I replaced it and the temperature was back to normal.

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                          • JuLundefined
                            JuL
                            last edited by

                            I removed the connectors and soldered, exact same problem. I will now wait untill E3D open and send a new one

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                            • JuLundefined
                              JuL
                              last edited by

                              I received the new thermistor. Everything seem's to be ok now. Thanks to everyone who tried to help me!

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                              • JuLundefined
                                JuL
                                last edited by

                                Hi,
                                How can I mark this post as "solved"?

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                                  A Former User @JuL
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                                  @JuL said in Extruder temperature problème:

                                  mark this post as "solved"?

                                  https://forum.duet3d.com/topic/7773/forum-feature-mark-as-question-solved

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                                  • JuLundefined
                                    JuL @A Former User
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                                    @bearer 👍

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