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      Unsolved F/W 3.1.1 Cold Boot PT100 Heater Fault

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      Phaedruxundefined

      Fair enough.

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      Erratic PT100 Readings

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      EasyTargetundefined

      I totally agree with @Phaedrux , looks exactly like what I saw when a factory crimped connector on my RF100 went bad, started off slightly intermittent and I put up with it, then rapidly got to 'heater fault' levels.
      I do note, as you do, how the graph flattens after the first layer. Maybe slice a model with the main temp and no fans on the first layer and see how it does. Mine was intermittent, but did occasionally pop up mid-print too. A failing thermistor might look the same too I expect.. start with the wires and if nothing seems bad, swap it out I guess.

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      Auto Delta Calibration

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      tjundefined

      OK, I found it myself. The files deployprobe.g and retractprobe.g needed to be removed from the /sys directory. Now it works like it did before.

      Tom Johnson

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      WiFi connect problem and fix

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      fcwiltundefined

      Hi,

      Apartments can be tough.

      For situations like that it would be grand if the Duet supported the 5GHz band - many more channels.

      If you cannot keep it working perhaps you could swap it for the Ethernet version.

      With that you could use a hardwired connection OR a pair of external 5GHz access point devices (one in client mode).

      Good luck.

      Frederick