@Phaedrux I mean you can. It's just not good practice. But I did cut and crimp them, didn't crimp over the tin.

@danym21 Yeah that's the new ones before I crimped them and put them in. Everything seems to be working again for the time being. Would be nice to know what caused it though.

@danym21 No. I pulled out a new bed and hooked it up and it seems to be working alright still. No idea what caused it to happen though.

@Phaedrux It's whatever wires the ender 3 uses aha

I was using the bootlace ferrules. That's why I don't understand how it happened? Shouldn't the fuse have blown first?

I went to start a print and noticed the bed wasn't heating up. Upon further inspection I noticed that the terminal on the board is actually burnt. What happened? How do I fix it?

@bearer I got it all working. Thank you very much!!

Could I just go through the RRF Config tool and set up E1 then just use it that way? Sorry if it's a dumb question, I'm not the brightest in this field aha.

Good to know I can just change to E1. Do you know where I can find the documentation to help me configure that?

Also here is a close up.

Thank you for the quick response and help!

I wasn't as careful as I should have been and I accidentally popped the E0 heater connection off of the board. Is there anything I can do to fix it? Is there a way I can use E1 Heat instead to heat the hotend? Any help is greatly appreciated.