
PID autotune failed temperature to high
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PID autotune failed temperature to high
I can't figure this problem out tried everything 

Re: PID autotune failed temperature to high
Might be a broken wire on the hot end thermistor.
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Re: PID autotune failed temperature to high
I checked that I even replaced the hot end with a spare hot end I had 

Re: PID autotune failed temperature to high
It shows you hotend at 235*. Did you heat it up before you tried to do the test? I believe in the instructions geneb wrote, it says the hotend must be at room temp before starting the test.
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Re: PID autotune failed temperature to high
Yes it was at room temp
When I start the test it goes past 200 to around 240
When I start the test it goes past 200 to around 240
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Re: PID autotune failed temperature to high
What exactly did you type in to start the autotune, by default it only raises the temperature to ~150 degrees?
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Re: PID autotune failed temperature to high
M303 S200
That's what the geneb manual says
That's what the geneb manual says
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Re: PID autotune failed temperature to high
Probably your PID settings are too aggressive, or the thermistor is MILES off, the error just means it missed the target temperature by a huge amount.[email protected] wrote:M303 S200
That's what the geneb manual says
All it's doing is raising the temperature to the requested value then trying various PID settings to see if they result in a more consistent temperature.
I would probably start by running
M303
Note no arguments then copy those results into the firmware, then I'd try M303 S200.
The fact you are overshooting by 50 degrees is a bit alarming and I'd verify that the actual temperature of the hot end is close to the requested temperature before doing anything else.
Verify the ambient temperature is close, set the Temperature to say 100C and measure with a thermocouple, to again verify it's close.
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Re: PID autotune failed temperature to high
Ok I'll try that
Thank you
Thank you
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Re: PID autotune failed temperature to high
Ok I got that to work now when I print it retracts during printing not extruding 

Re: PID autotune failed temperature to high
Would the above apply for the bed auto tune as well? I get the same failure. Im using a 12v 30 amp ps. It puts out about 13.5 volts.
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Re: PID autotune failed temperature to high
I did the Same thing for bed auto tune and it worked 
