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    • CaiJonasundefined
      CaiJonas
      last edited by CaiJonas

      Hi Guys,
      as you can see on the attached picture I have lots of missmeasuring of the extruder temps during printing. I use a duetethernet on a delta setup with a flying extruder. So the wires of the extrudermotor and the pt100 are very close together for round about 70cm. The missmeassuring only occurs when the extruder motor is spinnig. I have the problem on two identical deltaprinters. One can print with this defect the other one not any more. There is a warning when I load the filament. It says:

      Error: Temperature reading fault on heater 1: sensor short to other wiring
      Warning: Tool 0 was not driven because its heater temperatures were not high enough or it has a heater fault

      0_1541581839237_heaterfalt.PNG

      For me it looks like this only happens when the extruder motor is spinning very fast during retractions and in the filament loading macro. Do you guys have any solutions for my problem?

      Best Regards
      Cai

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      • DocTruckerundefined
        DocTrucker
        last edited by

        Shielded stepper cabling grounded near the duet should help. Twisted pairs cabling for stepper may help as may shielded cabling for the PT100.

        Running 3 P3Steel with Duet 2. Duet 3 on the shelf looking for a suitable machine. One first generation Duet in a Logo/Turtle style robot!

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        • CaiJonasundefined
          CaiJonas
          last edited by

          @DocTrucker
          Thanks for your advice. I installed an shielded stepper wire without grounding it and now it works great.

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