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    RogerL
    last edited by Phaedrux 28 Oct 2020, 15:38

    Hi,
    I Duet wifi and I supply it with 24v
    I have a E3D v6 24v setup and corresponding e3D fan for hotend.

    All has been running great until the fan stopped, I have tested another fan and cables with no luck.

    The I took a multimeter and measured voltage on FAN1, it shows 12v.. I have not changed anything.. It should read 24v, right. FAN0 gives 24v..

    Can someone explain if Im being stupid or if something changed.. To make it even odder I tested with another Duet Wifi but with same config card.. same result 12 v on FAN1

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      Veti
      last edited by 28 Oct 2020, 15:42

      are you sure that the multimeter is working?

      have you measured the voltage of the powers supply with that multimeter?

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        RogerL @Veti
        last edited by 28 Oct 2020, 15:53

        @Veti
        Yes I did, its working.

        Just because I wrote this post it now turns again.
        Whatever fixes the problem is good 😀

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          Veti @RogerL
          last edited by 28 Oct 2020, 15:55

          @RogerL

          i would suggest you check the wiring.

          maybe there is bare wiring, or the wire is not making good contact

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