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Okay, I'll do that then ! Thank you for your quick answer !

Hello, the red wire connecting the heatbed to the Duet loosen himself from the therminal and it burnt as shown on the photo below. How can I fix that ?
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Thank you

Jimustanguitar wrote:Ahhh..... If you want a cheap one, Harbor Freight sells a $20 multimeter that comes with a temperature probe

Okay, thanks for the informations !

Hey, I have a small question, where can I buy a good and cheap thermocouple ? I need it to check if the temperatures my printer shows are the right ones.

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Thank you for the answers. When you say I need to tune my thermistor, do you mean changing the M305 line with the proper B and C value or something else ?

Hi, I've got a Rostock Max v2 upgraded with a Duet Wifi + FSR + E3D v6 and I'm not familiar with the way to tune my E3D v6. Under the M305 line I don't really know which value to put after the "B" factor. On e3d online it's written 4725, 4388 or 4267. And they say there is a C value, what ...

I updated my firmware with the new thermistor and my problem seems to be resolved !

Thank you all for you help !

Well, I don't know what to do. I bought a whole new E3D v6, I applied some thermal paste on the heatbreak, I sharpened the PTFE Tube, but I still have the exact same problem... The first print I did was okay and I could push the filament through the nozzle really easily (as it should be) and then as...

I tried to apply some thermal paste (artic silver) on the heatbreak but it didn't work. I thought that the cause could maybe come the connection from the hotend to the Duet. I made some pigtails as Mhackney showed in his guide. I didn't use the green and white wires, maybe I should have ?

The hotend temp being below what it shows can be a cause of my problem, I'll get a thermo couple then.

Then I'll try "Sharpening" my PTFE tube and see if it works better. I still doubt that the problem comes from the tube not being completly pushed in the hotend, because even if I push the filament by hand in the hotend, I feel some pressure and it's hard to push the filament through. That ...

hectori wrote:You need a good fan 40mmX40mmx10mm.
the 30x30 Does not have enough power.

The problem with 40mmX40mmx10mm fans is that they usually don't fit the mount. That means I'll have to put my hotend below the platform and I don't really want to change my setup. Will a 24v 30x30 fan do the job ?

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Yes I have a qenuine E3d and I always run my prints with 2 mm of retraction at 40mm/s, it seems to me that the Bowden tube is pushed all the way in, or atleast I can't push it further.

Hi, I have a Rostock Max v2 with some upgrades: E3D v6 and Duet + FSR. I have some trouble with my E3D v6 that keeps jamming. Almost everyone of my prints occur under extrusion. The extruder has some hard time pushing the filament through the nozzle and grinds the filament. It is hard to push the fi...

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