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Did this ultimately fix your problem?

Back in March, I had a print run away on me and completely gummed up my hot end. While trying to clean all the filament off, I accidently destroyed my thermistor. After waiting months for new part to come, my board will only read 152c even with everything ...

Habe das gleiche Problem wie du. Nach dem start ist der Bildschirm nur hell mit zwei Zeilenbalken. Die gelbe Lampe Blinkte auch anfangs, jetzt nicht mehr. Zusätzlich kann ich auch keinen PC anschliessen um ggf. Firmweare neu zu laden. Wenn du eine Lösung hast bitte melden.
LG. Gordi


For me it ...

The thermistor is the temperature sensor. Here is a link to the one I purchase, though I was instructed to include in the order description:
"Need A10M thermistor: PT3-25E2-S2"

https://www.geeetech.com/10pcs-100kohm- ... p-632.html

Good morning,

I recently was doing maintenance on my A10M and accidentally crushed my hot end thermistor when reassembling it. The part number supplied from Geeetech is PT3-25E2-S2 and I have already put one on order. I am attempting to print some face shields for my local hospital and am trying to ...

If anyone ever has this problem in the future, TL;DR it was a corrupt SD Card.

I took disconnected every single cable and wire from my motherboard one at a time with no success. I tried updating my firmware with my previous version but could not get arduino to transfer the successful compiled code ...

Good afternoon. I've been searching around the forums and found some posts about the A10 and A10M screen being completely blank, or having nothing but black boxes instead of text. My problem is slightly different however. The machine boots up perfectly fine, and i can see the Marlin logo and read ...

Jarda3d wrote: Sat Oct 19, 2019 8:08 pm Default is 6.5/40mm if you have calibrated E-steps in firmware.

If you do not, you must change this setting in the firmware. Mine was limited to 25mm/sec regardless of what my slicer settings were. Updated to Marlin 2.0.1 and removed such limitations with extremely successful results.

So just an update...

After trying everything I could think of in the settings, removing the restrictive plates in the hot end, and printing over 100 test prints, it dawned on me that it could be my firmware. Sure enough, the stock firmware limits the retraction speed to 25mm/sec, regardless of what ...

So after going through the hot end and removing the small disks, I've gone through and tried adjusting every setting I can think of with no real luck increasing my print quality with Cura. Disheartened, I went back to Simplify3D and have gotten same really amazing quality prints!! Unfortunately ...

Here is an example of just a fraction of the test prints I've run. For the life of me I CANNOT get rid of this stringing! The best sample here has a coast volume of .2mm³ and has terrible under extruding toward the end of each retraction, and I'm still getting some stringing...