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    • gw3d3undefined
      gw3d3
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      Hey all, I've been trying to set my machine up so that the dryer will stay on at the requested temperature after a print. I believe in attempting to do so I caused this issue, but I'm unsure of the best way forward here. Cancel Heater duplicate.png
      All the functionality is still there and it goes away with a power cycle.

      I use Cura as a slicer. Here is the end G code:

      ;Retract the filament and move tool head away.

      G92 E1

      G1 E-0.5 F300 ; Retract filament 0.5mm

      G28 XY ; Move tool head to home position

      M84 ; Disable stepper motors

      M0 ; Triggers stop.g in Duet system files

      Stop.g:

      ;stop.g

      M104 T0 S0 ;Turn off hotend
      M140 H1 S0 ;Turn off heated bed
      M141 H2 S0 ;Turn off printer chamber heater

      Thank you all in advance for any insight!

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      • droftartsundefined
        droftarts administrators @gw3d3
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        @gw3d3 M140 and M141 with an H parameter create a heater. Use the P parameter if you have more than one bed or chamber, otherwise leave out the H parameter. See https://docs.duet3d.com/en/User_manual/Reference/Gcodes#m140-set-bed-temperature-fast-or-configure-bed-heater

        ie this is sufficient:

        M104 T0 S0 ;Turn off hotend
        M140 S0 ;Turn off heated bed
        M141 S0 ;Turn off printer chamber heater
        

        Ian

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        • gw3d3undefined
          gw3d3 @droftarts
          last edited by

          @droftarts Thank you! I will try this with a short print and post results!

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            gw3d3 @droftarts
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            • gw3d3undefined
              gw3d3
              last edited by

              This worked, Thank you!

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