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Not a huge problem but thought it might be useful to report in case it helps tune the thermal model.
Changed filament mid print (manually, just before the filament ran out). When the printer started preheating it hit a thermal anomaly but the filament change went ok apart from that.
I wondered if the thermal model couldn't deal with the preheat step for some reason. Perhaps the preheat actually lowered the temperature so it looked like a spike?
To Reproduce
Printing in lack enclosure
Printing with Prusament galaxy black with Revo 0.8mm.
Approximately 1hr into print
open enclosure
pause print
select unload filament
select PLA
starts preheating and triggered thermal anomaly
Expected behavior
unloading filament shouldn't cause a thermal anomaly. Maybe the thermal model should be disabled while changing filament (or made a bit looser)?
G-code
Can attach the model I was printing if it'd help but I don't have it on my mobile...
Video
Sorry, can't easily try again, I only unload filament when necessary because it often jams on unload.
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@fasaxc Thanks for the detailed issue report.
Did you run the Thermal model calibration in the enclosure and for the 0.8mm nozzle?
As we don't have E3D REVO nozzles please contact E3D support. See #4451
I am closing this issue for the time being, if E3D can't help you please re-open this issue.
I'm running the revo firmware and I calibrated in the enclosure but with the 0.6mm nozzle IIRC. Just to be clear, the thermal model seems happy during print; it just seemed odd that it instantly triggered when I went to unload filament mid-print. It did continue fine after triggering once.
Printer type - MK3S with Revo lower power variant
Printer firmware version - 3.13.1 Revo version
MMU upgrade - none
MMU upgrade firmware version - [e.g. 1.0.6, 1.0.6-RC2, ...]
SD card or USB/Octoprint
SD
Describe the bug
Not a huge problem but thought it might be useful to report in case it helps tune the thermal model.
Changed filament mid print (manually, just before the filament ran out). When the printer started preheating it hit a thermal anomaly but the filament change went ok apart from that.
I wondered if the thermal model couldn't deal with the preheat step for some reason. Perhaps the preheat actually lowered the temperature so it looked like a spike?
To Reproduce
Expected behavior
G-code
Can attach the model I was printing if it'd help but I don't have it on my mobile...
Video
Sorry, can't easily try again, I only unload filament when necessary because it often jams on unload.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: