bed heating issue on a new bed

sunkenbier

As a note. I am running the most current duet firmware.
I have also tried increasing the dead time without success.

Flo

Have you tried to input the information in a M307 command in config.g?
I’ve had the same issue with one of my printers heaters until I composed the M307 from the autotune result, as it was not reading the values from config-override.g

dc42

Is the bed actually capable of reaching 90C when run at full power, with the print cooling fan on?

sunkenbier

@dc42 I know with my v3 I was able to hit 110c during prints. I normally ran it at 90 so I would imagine the v10 would be able to achieve the same results. The seemecnc site does not say what temp it should be able to hit but during the tuning it hit 90c

sunkenbier

@flo Ill try manipulating the config.g. I had been making the modifications to the config-overide.g when I made changes in testing

dc42

@sunkenbier said in bed heating issue on a new bed:

When heating the bed to 90 I receive the below issue error:
Error: Heating fault on heater 0, temperature rising much more slowly than the expected 0.0°C/sec

That message suggests that the bed temperature was below 90C but the temperature was not rising. it could be that your print cooling fan makes the difference between the bed reaching 90C and not. You could try tuning the bed heater with the effector lowered and the fan running.

sunkenbier

@dc42 As a test I heated the bed with no fans running and just the bed heated at 90c. It hit the 90c and held it for about 10 minutes. There were no spikes in the heat graph but then the temp just stopped heating which resulted in the below error.

8:12:16 AM
M140 S90
8:29:04 AM
Error: Heating fault on heater 0, temperature excursion exceeded 15.0°C

dc42

@sunkenbier said in bed heating issue on a new bed:

@dc42 As a test I heated the bed with no fans running and just the bed heated at 90c. It hit the 90c and held it for about 10 minutes. There were no spikes in the heat graph but then the temp just stopped heating which resulted in the below error.

8:12:16 AM
M140 S90
8:29:04 AM
Error: Heating fault on heater 0, temperature excursion exceeded 15.0°C

Strange, I don't see how that error can occur without the temperature deviating from 90C by at least 15C for a few seconds.

sunkenbier

@dc42 said in bed heating issue on a new bed:

@sunkenbier said in bed heating issue on a new bed:

@dc42 As a test I heated the bed with no fans running and just the bed heated at 90c. It hit the 90c and held it for about 10 minutes. There were no spikes in the heat graph but then the temp just stopped heating which resulted in the below error.

8:12:16 AM
M140 S90
8:29:04 AM
Error: Heating fault on heater 0, temperature excursion exceeded 15.0°C

Strange, I don't see how that error can occur without the temperature deviating from 90C by at least 15C for a few seconds.

Although the display showed the heater status as active, the temperature just dropped as if it were turned off. It was not a sudden drop. It slowly just dropped down from 90 into the 70s over a minute or two

That's why I'm having such a hard time trouble shooting this. The errors seem so strange to me.

dc42

@sunkenbier said in bed heating issue on a new bed:

@dc42 said in bed heating issue on a new bed:

@sunkenbier said in bed heating issue on a new bed:
Although the display showed the heater status as active, the temperature just dropped as if it were turned off. It was not a sudden drop. It slowly just dropped down from 90 into the 70s over a minute or two

Did the temperature start to drop at the same time that the error message appeared, or before it?

sunkenbier

@dc42 Temp dropped before the error. Message came up when it drop to 75.

dc42

So something caused heating to stop, perhaps a bad connection. I suggest you check the bed heater connections, in particular check that the screws in the bed heater output terminal block are still tight.

Another possibility is that the power supply overheated and reduced its output voltage. If it happens again, run M122 and check the max and min VIN voltages in the report.