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Hi.
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I'm very happy that your printer works as it should. :lol:

I think this requires verification of the settings.
Write a new topic.


After reading a few threads, the problem was the spring mechanism. Fixed it by adding a layer.

Thank you once again for your help! I can finally use my ...

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Mine doesn‘t say anything but I‘m guessing it‘s:

Brown - L
Blue - N
Yellow - GND
Black - COM(-V)
Red - +V
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One amendment....
Concerning naming....

Not yellow, yellow-green (yellow with green band) . ;)
and in this case not GND, but PE. :D


Update: I replaced the PSU with the new ...

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Mine doesn‘t say anything but I‘m guessing it‘s:

Brown - L
Blue - N
Yellow - GND
Black - COM(-V)
Red - +V
...


One amendment....
Concerning naming....

Not yellow, yellow-green (yellow with green band) . ;)
and in this case not GND, but PE. :D


Well, that‘s what I meant. :lol:
Better ...

Each power supply unit has a description of leads right at the terminals.
You can take a look at your current unit.


I found it more efficient at a comparable price:
Redrex DC 12V 20A Universal Reguliert Switching Power Supply

However, I'm still wondering why branded power supplies of similar ...

Each power supply unit has a description of leads right at the terminals.
You can take a look at your current unit.


I found it more efficient at a comparable price:
Redrex DC 12V 20A Universal Reguliert Switching Power Supply

However, I'm still wondering why branded power supplies of similar ...

It should be sufficient.

But I don't want you to have costs. :roll:
In this case, you can unsolder this resistor used as a fuse, and if the problem is not solved then you will spend the money. ;)


Would the wiring be the excact same for the new PSU?(Same color coded?) :roll:

At this point I ...

Yes, the element indicated by arrows. ;)
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Zasilanie_USB_GT2560revA+.png
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In your case it is a 0 Ω resistor.


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But before I do, you mentioned I should test a diffrent Power Supply. How should I do that?


You should get any 12V DC adapter.
If you don't run the heaters during the test, the ...

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Plugged in USB in PC while it was off, LCD did not light up.
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We had to write the message at the same time. When I approved my post, I saw your answer earlier. :lol:

The electronic circuit near the USB port should have a fuse marked F2 .
Can you find it :?: You can show a picture ...

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Just USB + LCD
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Excellent.

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Just Power + LCD
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Also Excellent.

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Power + USB + LCD = Blackout(As seen in video mentioned above)


Not right.
But this confirms that you've probably assembled everything correctly.

It remains to be clarified whether your computer has an ...

Everything is ok, don't worry. ;) You aren't frustrating.

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How can I tell if the GND potential has no connection to protective guard?
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The easiest way to do this is with a multimeter with a cable continuity test function.

I expect that everything will be correct, otherwise the light ...