I could edit the firmware but I like this just in case there are thermocouple issues.

I can also point a heat gun at it for a minute.

  • @einlander
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    494 days ago

    If you’re cold, they’re cold.

      • @Atlusb
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        93 days ago

        Unless resin, then becareful.

        • @IMALlama
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          22 days ago

          Or doomcube, those should probably be in detached buildings. Or you like to print filaments that are high on fumes and don’t have a great way to vent.

  • @BOFH666
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    284 days ago

    If it is too cold for the equipment, it is too cold for me.

    This error is a nice indication for me that I need to turn up the diesel heater before starting the voron.

  • JohnEdwa
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    You can check what the value actually would read as if you unplug the thermistor (as that’s what it’s a protection against), and as long as you aren’t near that reducing MINTEMP should be perfectly fine. For example, mine reports something like -50C.

  • @[email protected]
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    83 days ago

    I keep a hair dryer next to my enclosure to get it above the MINTEMP threshold, it’s really stupid, but it does at least work.

  • @marcos
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    84 days ago

    Yes, if the reading reaches 0°C the firmware turns off to protect against measurement failures.

    There is probably a patch to chamge that temperature.

  • @UnH1ng3d
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    43 days ago

    How cold is the garage?

      • @UnH1ng3d
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        32 days ago

        Thanks. This will be useful to know in future 👍😁

  • @RoidingOldMan
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    54 days ago

    Honestly makes a lot of sense. The ink probably turns into a solid at too low of a temp.

    • @alleycat
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      334 days ago

      This is a 3D Printing sub. We print with 215°C molten plastic. Putting the printer into an enclosure is usually enough to heat itself, even in subzero conditions.