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Trying to increase the temp while also turning on the cooling fan is a pretty good way to trip the protection.

If possible, stagger the fan coming on until after the temp change.

@chrishamm All appears to be good. I'll update when the current print finishes.

Update: Print finished successfully and with no unwanted artifacts. That seems to have solved it!

I did notice some lags in 3.2-b2 as well but we've changed the firmware quite a bit to get rid of them. You should be able to confirm this when we've released 3.2-b3.

My fan blows on 3 sides actually. I designed the duct based on the original and it has an opening on the back and on both sides. I need to re-design it to flow more air though as the openings are very small. I'll see if I can get a picture.

EDIT: It was easier to just do a screenshot from fusion360.

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@satech Do you have a fusion file for the front panel?

You got me thinking about it, and I discovered that you can use it in analog mode. Doing this, I got it to work, but yes, the frame is somewhat flexible, as it is printed out of PETG. Eventually, I am planning to print it out of heat-treated carbon fiber PLA.

Well I'll probably just replace the MCU, W5500 and anything else that could have been damaged.