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    • Tinchusundefined
      Tinchus @davidewen
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      @davidewen then I would suggest you to do autoune using only 50% of pwm, or less (probably you will nedd to adjust deadtime for autotune to finish?)

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      • davidewenundefined
        davidewen @Tinchus
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        @Tinchus

        Thanks, I will try that now.

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        • davidewenundefined
          davidewen @dc42
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          @dc42

          Have you had a chance to look into this?

          I have not been able to get anything to work.

          I have been able to get the autotune to pass multiple times, but the parameters don't work after entering them in.

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          • hackinistratorundefined
            hackinistrator
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            did you try with R value in m307 at 0.001?
            also , maybe your heater never reaches the target temp .

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            • davidewenundefined
              davidewen @hackinistrator
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              @hackinistrator

              Thanks for the input. I'll give your R0.001 suggestion a try.

              Re: heater not reaching temp. It does, and I had no problem with this issue prior to updating FW as also stated by @Tinchus.

              After running autotune again, and kind of passing, here's what I received as settings.

              The first line is actual autotune settings that don't work.
              The second line is modified with the 0.001 setting as suggested.

              I was able to complete a 50°C chamber heat with it.

              However, I cannot start an actual print unless I pre-heat the chamber. Printing fails with the typical error of expected this heat time, but got this heat time.

              ;M307 H2 R1.491 K1.725:0.000 D9.50 E1.35 S0.10 B0			; autotune settings
              M307 H2 R0.001 K1.725:0.000 D9.50 E1.35 S1.00 B0			; autotune settings
              

              @dc42 - have you had a chance to look into this problem?

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              • davidewenundefined
                davidewen @davidewen
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                @dc42, @Tinchus, @hackinistrator, @RogerPodacter

                I finally got this to partially work.
                I had to re-run RRF config and get a new config.json file.

                This happened to me when I changed from a Z-Probe to a Z-Switch. No amount of changing config.g would work until RRF was run.

                I still get errors occasionally, but not every time.

                @dc42 , I think this still needs to be looked into. It may also be a good idea to figure out why a new config.json file helps alleviate the problems.

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                • Phaedruxundefined
                  Phaedrux Moderator @davidewen
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                  @davidewen said in Unable to tune chamber heater:

                  It may also be a good idea to figure out why a new config.json file helps alleviate the problems.

                  I think that's a red herring. That file is only used by the config tool to read your config back into it again so you can make changes. It doesn't get used by RRF in any other way AFAIK.

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                  • Tinchusundefined
                    Tinchus @davidewen
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                    @davidewen In my case I never used the config tool. I always do configuration changs directly on config.g

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                    • dc42undefined
                      dc42 administrators @davidewen
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                      @davidewen what temperature do you heat the chamber to, how long does it take to get there, and what is the ambient temperature? These figures will give me an idea of the heating rate, so that can see whether the current limits are appropriate.

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                      • davidewenundefined
                        davidewen @dc42
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                        @dc42 said in Unable to tune chamber heater:

                        @davidewen what temperature do you heat the chamber to, how long does it take to get there, and what is the ambient temperature? These figures will give me an idea of the heating rate, so that can see whether the current limits are appropriate.

                        Thanks for getting back to me.

                        I generally heat the chamber to 60C.
                        I haven’t timed it, but I think it takes about 30 minutes.
                        Ambient temperature is 70F

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