short circuit on out 2, or maybe bad heater.
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Which LEDs are lit on the board? The diag light blinking is normal.
How do you have things wired exactly? Photo?
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@Seliv said in short circuit on out 2, or maybe bad heater.:
if the heater makes a short circuit, should it not work on each input?
If it overloads the mosfet onethe output the mosfet could fail and be always on; and then the power supply overload protection would kick in immediately when the heater that is shorted is connected resulting in power LEDs flashing on and off.
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Blinking the blue diode on bottom of the motherboard, and green from power supply. From diagram I can see its led_v_fused. when Im changing it to Out 3 is working O.o I dont know, maybe change the heater to new, but dont have 50W at this moment in home
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@Seliv said in short circuit on out 2, or maybe bad heater.:
Blinking the blue diode
That is the Vin led, so if disconnecting the heater resolves the blinking both the mosfet on the output and the heater have failed unfortunately.
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so it's best not to use this input now, switch the bed with ssr to Out 0, and leave Out 2 empty? Its a new board, maybe 2 months
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in fact, when I plugged in the first heater, it heats up immediately and cannot be stopped. So 100% mosfet ahh
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you could remove the sd card or disconnect the ribbon cable to a raspberry pi to rule out config issues but sounds like something has given up the magic smoke.
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@bearer said in short circuit on out 2, or maybe bad heater.:
you could remove the sd card or disconnect the ribbon cable to a raspberry pi to rule out config issues but sounds like something has given up the magic smoke.
Im using it without pi, ohh god so what can I do now? ;/ all the time red light is on, as if he wanted to heat all the time.
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so you've removed the SD card from the Duet and the heater still powers on as soon as power is applied?
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I unplugged all the cables and left only the power to verify. Outs 2 and 3 are burning all the time: / I'm guessing there must have been a short circuit and they went down. Is there any chance of rescue? e.g. get what I need to solder so that I can pass it to an electrician and take care of it?
if it wasn't for the fact that it is an IDEX motherboard, I didn't really have any problem, but it is for a double X drive and I am already having a problem.
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I also think that the MOSFETs are broken. If your solder skills are not to bad and you have an N-Channel MOSFET with specs like 40V 20A lying around, then even a non SMD type will fit onto the pads (without the large surface of the MOS). You dont even need an additional heatsink if your R_ds_on is not to large. I would recommend less than 50mĪ©.
I had an issue with a short circuit in a heater (or between two), causing similar problems. I fixed a board like described - and works again perfect!
Downloading the Schematics (if you have KiCAD) will help if you are unsure about which Mosfet belongs to which output. But here it seems obvious.
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Im trying to find a good mosfet in Poland, but I cant. I only see a large one just like it: https://allegro.pl/oferta/atp216-tl-h-n-channel-power-mosfet-50v-35a-23m-5910866100
its a good one?
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Do you see any damage to chips on the board? Can you get a good quality photo?
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yea sure. I didnt see any damage, all mosfets on motherboard and other connectors are good for me.
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Don't need kicad, only pdf and interactive html BOM for the duet 3 on the duet3d github so far
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@bearer so what I can see from this documents, its AOD4184A for mosfet for out1-3. I need to change it, and it will work, probably...
