Printer don't heat after longer in IDLE state 3.4b7+1
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Same here, after one print is done I can not heat up hotend nor bed (from drop down menu and/or sending M104/M140)
Duet 2 WiFi fw3.4b7
Quite convinced I didn't had this issue with fw3.4b6, to confirm this I've downgraded now and will print a thing or too. Will report back.
Also I'll upgrade my Duet 2 Ethernet tomorrow or so and see if that's the case with Ethernet variant too.
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All those of you experiencing this issue, please can you answer the following:
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Does this issue only occur after you have done a print and then left the machine idle for some time?
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Does it affect the bed heater, the tool heater, or both?
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How does your GCode print file end? In particular:
- Does it turn off the bed heater using M140 ?
- Does it turn off the tool heater(s) using M104 ? Or does it set the temperatures low using G10? Or neither?
- Does it use M0 ?
- What (if anything) do you have in your stop.g file?
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no, it has happened to me if i have left the printer on for a long time without printing and it has happened after a print if left powered on for a long time before starting a 2nd print
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its only affected the bed heater for me
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end g-code
M122 ; debug following print
M104 S0
M140 S0
;Retract the filament
G92 E1
G1 E-10 F50
G28 X0 Y320 -
my stop.g
G91 ; relative moves M140 S0 ; turn off bed M106 S0 ; part cooling fan off G1 E-1 F300 ; retract the filament a bit before lifting the nozzle, to release some of the pressure G1 Z+10.0 E-2 ; move Z up a bit and retract filament even more M104 S0 G28 X0 ; move X to min endstops, so the head is out of the way G90 G1 Y300 F2000 M84 ; steppers off M42 P2 S0 ; set heatbed contactor off M300 P300 S4000 ; play beep sound
Also,
I have a macro to turn on off my heatebed contactor, even turning the heatebed contactor off/on with m42 it still will not heat the bed.
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@dc42 said in Printer don't heat after longer in IDLE state 3.4b7+1:
Does this issue only occur after you have done a print and then left the machine idle for some time?
Yes, but I have to say that I don't have tested it without a print this I can do today I will post the result this evening
Does it affect the bed heater, the tool heater, or both?
in my case, Both
How does your GCode print file end? In particular:
G90 ; Switch to relative mode G1 E-5 f3600 ; retrac filamnet G91 ; Switch to absolute mode M104 S0 ; turn off extruder M140 S0 ; turn off bed G91 ; use relative coordinates G1 Z5 F1200 H2; lift nozzle by 5mm G90 ; use absolute coordinates G28 X0 ; home X axis G1 Y195 ; move Y axis to end position M106 P0 S0 ; Bauteilkhler aus M106 P2 S0 ; beleuchtung aus M107 ; turn off fan
Does it turn off the bed heater using M140 ?
Yes
Does it turn off the tool heater(s) using M104 ? Or does it set the temperatures low using G10? Or neither?
Yes
Does it use M0 ?
No
What (if anything) do you have in your stop.g file?
stop.g is empty
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@mikedc M140 S0 and M104 S0 will not turn the heaters off; only change the target temperature to zero. Could it be that this generates a heater fault when it fails to reach that temperature? The release notes mention that earlier versions did set the heaters to the "off"-state after a finished print while the current (beta) version does not if there is a stop.g file present.
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- Haven't tried to do next job earlier than 30mins after 1st finished, I'll see if I can spot next print finish to test straight away.
- Both, although I haven't tried cold bed print, always both heaters are on.
- Just M104 and M140 to zero, XY home and M84
- This is fairly new build so it's as generic as it gets out of online configurator.
On the previous post of mine, after downgrade to 3.4.0b6 on Duet 2 WiFI it works fine and 3.4.0b7 Duet 2 Ethernet has the same issue.
Ta
Kris
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@dc42 My printer was 9 hours in idle state without a print job and the heating works
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Basically, if the temp of the hot end goes below 18C or so. If I remove power for 24+ hours and then fire the machine up it will occur.
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Mine just effects my hot end on my 1LC. My bed heater on my 6HC works fine.
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Yes to all 3 questions.
4.stop.g
G1 E-3.0 F1500 ; clear extruder G91 G1 Z5.0 F20000 ; move Z from part G90 M104 S0 ; Extruder heater off M140 S0 ; Bed heater off M141 S0 ; Chamber heater off M106 P3 S0 ;turn off lights M106 P2 S0 ;turn off MCU fans M106 P0 S0 ; Turn part fan off M106 P6 S0 ; turn off Nevermore fan M220 S100 ; Set speed factor back to 100% in case it was changed M221 S100 ; Set extrusion factor back to 100% in case it was changed M98 P"/macros/print_scripts/goto_bucket.g" ;go to park position over bucket
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I finished a long print around 3 hours ago today and left the printer idle afterwards.
I have just tried another print,
My main contactor does switch on but the bed is not heating.
i cancelled the print and thought i would do a couple of tests.
I can heat the nozzle manually and disable the nozzle heater
I have full control of it from both paneldue and dwcthe bed heater no control on temperature
i can manually turn the contactor on and off both by the paneldue and dwc
i can appear to enable / disable the bed heater
but it just doesnt heat up.Only a full power reset will allow it to work again
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@mikedc This is fixed in 3.4.0beta7+4, see https://forum.duet3d.com/topic/26787/unofficial-rrf-3-4-0beta7-2-files.
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@dc42
is this a different b7+2 to what i am on ?
I used b7+2 to fix the z on expansion card issue but i still have this issue with bed not heating up after idle -
@mikedc yes. the latest builds on that thread are now 3.4b7+5
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@dc42
ahh now b7+4 thankyou :)))I will install after my print has finished
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@dc42 It looks good ! Thanks for fixing this issue
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for me, b7+4 don't resolve problem
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@bastien New version have been published since b7+4, I believe the last one is +7
I don't remember having this error lately.You should be able to download b7+7 from here:
https://forum.duet3d.com/topic/26787/unofficial-rrf-3-4-0beta7-4-files/17?_=1642785164011
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it's ok with b7+7, thanks