Fans Stopped Working
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A fuse blows when the current flowing through it exceeds what it is rated to carry. Usually a short to ground. If this is the case, it would be prudent to check your wiring very carefully to find the short before trying to blow another fuse.
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@phaedrux said in Fans Stopped Working:
A fuse blows when the current flowing through it exceeds what it is rated to carry. Usually a short to ground. If this is the case, it would be prudent to check your wiring very carefully to find the short before trying to blow another fuse.
Thank you sir, I will go through it all. Thank you.
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@phaedrux said in Fans Stopped Working:
A fuse blows when the current flowing through it exceeds what it is rated to carry. Usually a short to ground. If this is the case, it would be prudent to check your wiring very carefully to find the short before trying to blow another fuse.
The fuse does not look blown (ohmed it out). I will replace it with the equivalent to be sure... Very peculiar.
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What fans are plugged where? Do you have PWM controlled fans that work?
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@phaedrux said in Fans Stopped Working:
What fans are plugged where? Do you have PWM controlled fans that work?
I have the board fan and extruder fan plugged into 'always on' and the part cooling fans on the 0 pin. They do not work either when I push test all fans. I actually get a fault that says it can't reach them.
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@noblebran said in Fans Stopped Working:
They do not work either when I push test all fans.
What do you mean, push test all fans?
@noblebran said in Fans Stopped Working:
I actually get a fault that says it can't reach them.
What exactly is the fault?
Can you post the results of M122 and M98 P"config.g" and post your config.g please? Photo of your wiring?
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@phaedrux said in Fans Stopped Working:
What do you mean, push test all fans?
There is a macro that was pre-loaded with the duet that said test all fans.
@phaedrux said in Fans Stopped Working:
What exactly is the fault?
The faults were saying they couldn't connect to fans 1 & 2.
I will get all this specific info, we were getting ready for Elsa so my apologies.
Thank you for your prompt replies.
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@noblebran said in Fans Stopped Working:
There is a macro that was pre-loaded with the duet that said test all fans.
Those are factory tests meant for the factory test setup and not appropriate for your own machine without modification. Don't use those.
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@phaedrux said in Fans Stopped Working:
@noblebran said in Fans Stopped Working:
There is a macro that was pre-loaded with the duet that said test all fans.
Those are factory tests meant for the factory test setup and not appropriate for your own machine without modification. Don't use those.
Okay, thank you. The two fans that are plugged into always on don't work though. I will send my config and pictures of the wiring. Thank you.
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@noblebran said in Fans Stopped Working:
The two fans that are plugged into always on don't work though.
You tested the fuse, did you also test the fan pins to see if there is voltage there?
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@phaedrux said in Fans Stopped Working:
@noblebran said in Fans Stopped Working:
The two fans that are plugged into always on don't work though.
You tested the fuse, did you also test the fan pins to see if there is voltage there?
Good call, I will do that tomorrow as well. Should be 12v for fans, right?
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@phaedrux said in Fans Stopped Working:
@noblebran said in Fans Stopped Working:
The two fans that are plugged into always on don't work though.
You tested the fuse, did you also test the fan pins to see if there is voltage there?
Alright, my wife is going to kill me as its past midnight, BUT I had not solving something. Everyone one of my fans was dead, caput. They are all 24v which makes sense, but to have them all die at once is very odd.
I have an extra extruder fan and part cooling parts, but not a board cooling fan but checked those and everything works. I don't know if it was a fluke?
If you see anything in the pictures let me know. I appreciate it!
Bottom 2 show the wiring, middle shows the pin connector where the fan plugs in and the top two show the fans I use that are 24v. The board fan I have had for the life of the printer so maybe that shorted out and died and took the rest with them?? Not sure. But here is the info, thank you kind sir.
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So the fans themselves have stopped working?
and 24v is still coming through the fan ports?
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@phaedrux said in Fans Stopped Working:
So the fans themselves have stopped working?
and 24v is still coming through the fan ports?
Yep, replaced them all and they work - odd huh? Maybe one went and shorted the others? Not sure.
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It's possible I guess.
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@phaedrux Who knows, but thank you very much!