extruder jams
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@RRinOz your fan config looks correct.
what I would say is that your thermistor config is more than likely wrong so you probably aren't setting the temperature that you think you are.
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@jay_s_uk You are spot on. I self sourced all the parts and not knowing which hot-end thermistor I needed, I ordered two from Slice. One had white braided insulation, one had black. I still have the black thermistor in its packet. It is labeled 'RTD Pt1000' so the one I've used is likely the Pt100. I pulled out my temperature gun and measured much lower temperatures than expected through the front of the print head with fan1 removed. The gun however has a conical detection area and is probably unreliable in this application. It reads the temperature of my soldering iron correctly. I will repeat the thermistor calibration. Thank you for your interest. Regards, RR
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@RRinOz If you've got a PT1000, I would go with that and change your configuration accordingly
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@jay_s_uk Footnote: In case I have misinformed you, I have just located the packet that the 'white' thermistor arrived in. The label describes it as a 'Thermistor 300 C'. I will take your advice and change over to the Pt1000. Thanks again.
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@RRinOz Post Script: I changed the hot-end thermistor to a Pt1000, reran the PID tuning and performed the Extruder E steps per mm calibration. All worked beautifully. Knowing all that can go wrong, it's a tribute to the Voron team that it (finally) works so well. The only problem now for me to address is that the y axis of the DWC Temperature Chart has changed to an unusable 2000 degrees. The only change I made was the config.g description of the Heater 0 M308 command. Thanks again for your assistance. RR
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@RRinOz does it go to 2000 even with a reboot?
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Is it actually reading 2000c? This may indicate a temp fault.
Is it actually a Pt1000?
What DWC and firmware versions?
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@RRinOz I'm fairly sure that the scaling factor used by DWC for the temperature graph comes from the maximum temperature set by M143. So check you configuration files (including config-override.g if you use that) for any spurious looking M143 commands. Also, try refreshing your browser.
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@deckingman Sorry, I started a fresh subject since the extruder jam problem is fixed. I have been told to continue the DWC Temperature Chart scaling problem in this thread.
I have fixed the scaling problem. This thread may now be closed.
I am using a thermistor on the toolhead board to control the fume extractor fan at the rear of the printer.
I have been using three micro SD cards while trying G code changes to my homing sub-routines. One of them contained an omission in the config file. As soon as I added T100000 B4138 parameters to the "thermistor" in the M308 command, the Temperature Chart rescaled to 280 degrees.
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