I had some motors on the way so I tried what Tony mentioned and it was a bad motor.

Try following this step by step

https://duet3d.dozuki.com/Guide/1.)+Getting+Connected+to+your+Duet/7

Thanks for the link the time it will take is a bit longer than what I am currently experiencing but it isn't too bad 10-12 minutes.The weird thing is the calculator only shows a 4 minute difference between the 300 and 600 w versions of the heater.The 600w is only available in the 110v or 220v versions.The 12v version looks like a better option for me with this printer,I will look into the 110v version and 24v PSU on my Corexy plans.

Try following this step by step

https://duet3d.dozuki.com/Guide/1.)+Getting+Connected+to+your+Duet/7

Thanks for the link the time it will take is a bit longer than what I am currently experiencing but it isn't too bad 10-12 minutes.The weird thing is the calculator only shows a 4 minute difference between the 300 and 600 w versions of the heater.The 600w is only available in the 110v or 220v versions.The 12v version looks like a better option for me with this printer,I will look into the 110v version and 24v PSU on my Corexy plans.

I agree with Phaedrux.I was having the same issue and it was caused by a bad solder joint/connection on the thermistor wiring.

The heater can be purchased in either 300 or 400w versions and my PSU is a Meanwell 450 so I am guessing it will be stressed a bit but should be able to handle the load.

I have a cartesian style printer with a heat bed size of 320 x 225.I have a .250 MIC6 plate on the way and I am planning on ordering a silicone heater for the printer from Keenovo.I have a few questions regarding the heater.I was planning on ordering a 12v version with an Auber or similar relay to use with my Wifi.I have a Meanwell power supply that has open 12v terminals so it can directly feed the heater and then the wifi can control it through the relay but I am unsure how long that would take to heat and whether or not I should try ordering and wiring up a 110v version to the mains.I plan on ordering the heater with a semitec thermistor and two openings in the center to allow me to install a replacement thermistor in the future if need be.The second opening would be for a thermal fuse location.The 12v version would be simpler and safer for me I believe although I am capable of wiring a 110v version.I would just prefer to stay away from ac if possible.I will use whichever one will help me get this printer functioning the way it was meant to be.Thanks

Keenovo might be able to make a heater with the necessary bolt holes so the heater reaches all the edges.

https://keenovo.store/

I had the same issue it was the wiring going into the Duet it seemed like it was tight but the actual plastic on the terminal was interfering with the connection.

Have you tried checking continuity between the wiring and heater block?

Have you received any of the assembled sensor boards yet?I would love to see any pictures you may have laying around.

does the BLTouch deploy and retract when you issue the commands?

This is the most thorough explanation I have found regarding setting it up on the Duet boards

https://betrue3d.dk/bltouch-on-duet-wifi-configuratio-and-usage/