[Need Help] Ticking sound after start of print -> Heater E0 Thermal Runaway #289
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I get still ticking sound after a couple of seconds and the printer stops.
Printer: Anycubic Mega S
FW: v1.4.3
Can this issue confirmed by others?
Please post the log output :)
What should be in the log? Annoying sound on and crash immediately... g
Uhm... if you don't post a log like mentioned in the FAQ, I can't help you because nobody will know what's going on.
Hmm, I'm not sure if that output from cura (4.13.1) really helps....
No. It doesn't help.
Please use something like Pronterface to display the log from your printer while printing from SD card.
See: https://github.com/knutwurst/Marlin-2-0-x-Anycubic-i3-MEGA-S/wiki/FAQ-(english)
This is what Pronterface logs before the printer died:
SENT: M105
RECV: ok T:178.77 /195.00 B:48.65 /45.00 @:127 B@:0
SENT: M105
RECV: ok T:177.79 /195.00 B:48.40 /45.00 @:127 B@:0
SENT: M105
RECV: ok T:177.52 /195.00 B:48.17 /45.00 @:127 B@:0
RECV: Error:Thermal Runaway, system stopped! Heater_ID: E0
Error:Thermal Runaway, system stopped! Heater_ID: E0
SENT: M105
RECV: echo:THERMAL RUNAWAY
RECV: Error:Printer halted. kill() called!
Error:Printer halted. kill() called!
RECV: //action:poweroff
There you have it: Thermal runaway!
As mentioned in the FAQ:
PID tuning works fine for the heat bed and the hot end. No issue there! Component cooler running at only 60%
Heater E0 is the hot end. And since there isn't a much too high temperature error (which would occur with a thermistor error) I'm guessing a broken wire or a burnt wire terminal for the hotend cartridge heater.
The Thermal Runaway Protection is a safety feature. And there is something wrong with your printer.
If this only occurs when printing or sporadically, it must be a broken cable or a burnt cable terminal. Check all green plug and screw connections. Even inside the printer!
That's all I know. When I set the temp again after the drop via display, the printer works like expected. It seems also to be ever at the same position of the print. Same effect with an other model. So it can not be an hardware issue.
Did you change anything else on the printer? Fan? fan duct? How is the fan speed set in the slicer?
The problem must be there somewhere and these errors are also known and therefore almost all dealt with in the FAQ :)
There is close to nothing original at the printer. ;-) I have no clue what happend in the past few days. It worked also perfect with the beta versions of 1.4.2. The slicer was not changed and no change in the settings there. The only thing I changed was your FW. Very curious.....
Well, I installed dual fan duct and experienced the same problem. Not on every print and not always, but sometimes mid 10-hour print. I ended up increasing the time firmware would wait for the temp to come to expected in the config file to prevent the problem. It is around line 306 in configuration.h if I remember correctly:
#define WATCH_TEMP_PERIOD 60 // Seconds, MegaS_MM, default was 30 seconds
This solved it for me for good.
Ah, ok. But I do not self-compile. Maybe it's a hint for @knutwurst
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