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Re: Temperature drop from 208 to 195

dont give up. can you take some photos of your hotend? might help. also, which type of filament are you using? if pla, do you have a fan blowing on the hotend body?

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Re: Temperature drop from 208 to 195

Hi, I'm using this variant: [www.printedparts.nl] It has a 6.8 Ohm resistor and a 100k Thermistor. I have wrapped the resistor with alufoil, removed the metal ring and added a wooden plate between the...

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Re: Temperature drop from 208 to 195

While power off, measure the resistance between the V+ of the psu, and the point where the extruder resistor connects to the mosfet. This is to say measure the resistor resistance but at some point...

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Re: Temperature drop from 208 to 195

Oh, do you really mean you have a hotend like this one? Looks like 2 washers sandwich with resistor in between and the empty space filled with silicone. Or is it an actual metal block there? I am not...

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Re: Temperature drop from 208 to 195

I have been trying autotune PID three more times: P - 76.38 I - 3.50 D - 416.74 P - 55.12 I - 2.26 D - 335.92 P - 224.02 I - 29.47 D - 425.75 Very inconsistent values. Is this normal? Set with: M303...

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Re: Temperature drop from 208 to 195

Usually if the derrivative part is too big, it crashes the system. That is what i know from dynamic systems control. Derivative part is what gives it the responsiveness, makes the system react faster,...

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Re: Temperature drop from 208 to 195

Okay, I will test Bang-bang first, I have commented the line that creates PID settings, so I guess it's bang-bang from here on up. The temperature seems to go up quicker on the hotend, with about 1.2...

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Re: Temperature drop from 208 to 195

Check these to have 256, not lower: #define BANG_MAX 256 // limits current to nozzle while in bang-bang mode; 256=full current #define PID_MAX 256 // limits current to nozzle while PID is active (see...

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Re: Temperature drop from 208 to 195

Hi, I have these values in there: // PID settings: // Comment the following line to disable PID and enable bang-bang. // #define PIDTEMP #define BANG_MAX 256 // limits current to nozzle while in...

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Re: Temperature drop from 208 to 195

The resistance increases a little at high temperatures, but seems there are no shorts and measurements feel reasonable. So i understand the extruder heater properly stays at high temperature now? What...

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Re: Temperature drop from 208 to 195

When I took that picture, I had turned down the heatbed to 80 degrees celsius, but I want it to be 110 degrees! No temp drops indeed, but when I put the bed temp to 85 the hotend starts having...

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Re: Temperature drop from 208 to 195

Silly q: What thermistors are you using on the hot end & the bed (aka what did you choose in the marlin config)? I doubt this is the issue, but could some of this be caused by the granularity of...

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Re: Temperature drop from 208 to 195

Ok, they are 100k thermistors, I have chosen the correct ones in the firmware, don't worry ;) The swings aren't wild/quick btw, it's just constant, and then suddenly it drops without stopping the drop...

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Re: UK Where to buy PTFE cable?

You could try ebay as there is a wide range available

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Re: Temperature drop from 208 to 195

There are a lot of 100k thermistors out there, and they all have different temperature graphs. That could of course explain the temp difference. Too much metal/ceramic glue/kapton around the...

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HuanYu Future PCB Technologies Co., Ltd Main supply Double-sided PCBs, Double-sided flexible PCB ,High-density multilayer PCB,Multilayer flexible PCBs ,Rigid-flex PCBs ,Single-sided aluminum core pcb...

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Re: Temperature drop from 208 to 195

The thermistors are "interchangeable" only in 0-150C interval. After that point, each thermistor has its own mind, even from same lot. If you really want accuracy you have to calibrate the thermistor...

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Re: Temperature drop from 208 to 195

Alright I will look into the thermistor part, thought I dont know if a thermocouple cost a lot of money, considering I'd rather spend money on other parts. I am still having difficulties with the...

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Re: Temperature drop from 208 to 195

I was refering to multimeters which can measure temperature and for this purpose they come with a thermocouple probe. If you dont calibrate with something like that, then at least keep in mind that...

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Re: Temperature drop from 208 to 195

I am now conducting some printbed material research. I have made a printbed design and lasercutted it this afternoon. 2 different translucent acrylic ones, a white one (PetG) and a red acrylic one....

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