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    • kmoore
      kmoore last edited by

      Hello, I could use some assistance. I am setting up a build using a DUET 3 HC6. I am installing a pellet extruder that is has three heaters with independent K-Style Thermocouples. I have the thermocouples ran to two daughterboards. I was able to get the heaters tuned but now when I move the Y axis my heaters fault and set to 2000 c instead of their actual temp.

      I checked the wiring on the thermocouples.
      I made sure the continuity is good.
      I disabled the Y Axis and moved the extruder by hand to see if it would trigger the heater fault (It did not).
      I've checked the wiring of my Y motor, everything is great.

      Thank you for your help

      below is the link to my config file.
      https://docs.google.com/document/d/10XdfVg8JJ72Q2h5y4btkh5xpThhucuYZW2Qnh01Lk8I/edit?usp=sharing

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      • Phaedrux
        Phaedrux Moderator last edited by

        Are you using thermocouple extension wires?
        Are they of the right type?
        Do the wires run next to any motor wiring?

        Z-Bot CoreXY Build | Thingiverse Profile

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        • kmoore
          kmoore @Phaedrux last edited by

          @phaedrux
          I am not. I am currently using 24ga wires. Did not know that thermocouple wires needed to be anything special.

          Ill try that next.

          Thank you

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          • kmoore
            kmoore @Phaedrux last edited by kmoore

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