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Thanks Jeff, I'll have to look that up. As far as the motor overheating it appears that dropping the current to 130 did the trick. I mounted a temp sensor under the guard of the EZstruder so I could get an accurate read in the same place the filament passes and it's now holding under 50C. I also ...

I just successfully printed two 2 hour prints keeping the temperature sensor on the extruder motor. The motor held around 38-43C. I believe this may be a success! I'll start a 7 hour print tonight before bed to see if it finishes. If so I'll marked the thread as solved.

Spoke with JJ, he recommended dropping the current even lower. When I get home from work I'll drop it down to 130 and report back how it affects the extruder.

Hey All, So I've had my Rostock Max V2 for about 2-3 weeks now. I've worked through a bunch of hurdles already, but this time I'm stumped. Here is a (slightly?) organized mess of info about what's happening. Any help would be greatly appreciated, I am worried that the extruder motor is just bad ...