Hey printer-folks,
I've got a similar problem that the heater was not heating up despite the fact that MOSFET, fuse, LEDs etc. all were OK. There were no 12V on the pins of the hot-end heater while the bed was working fine.
When unmounting the board (GT2560) I discovered this:
heater-pin.jpg
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- by martin92
- Sun Sep 27, 2020 6:24 pm
- Forum: Extruder
- Topic: hotbed/extruder is not heated up(GT2560/GTM32/sanguinololu)
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