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Gianluca Maker3DDesign
(@gianluca-maker3ddesign)
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Bed preheat error

I bought the printer about 1 month ago and to date I printed the PLA material without any problems. A few days ago I started deciding to print in ABS, and after a few minutes of printing, I received the following error: BAD PREHEAT ERROR.
I checked the electrical connections and it's all ok. the firmware is version 3.0.12.
Anyone can give me advice?

Posted : 25/09/2017 7:22 pm
henrik.w
(@henrik-w)
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Re: Bed preheat error

Hello Gianluca!

Have you checked the termistor under the heated bed inside the Kapton tape? The termistor should be in the center of the heated bed and close to the heated bed's surface. The sensor sometimes wanders back into the Rambo box when printing and the wires wasn't fixed to the wire loom.

/Henrik

Posted : 25/09/2017 7:33 pm
Gianluca Maker3DDesign
(@gianluca-maker3ddesign)
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Topic starter answered:
Re: Bed preheat error

Hello Henrik, thank you for your reply.

I checked under the bed and it's all ok.
The cable is connected to the Rambo

Posted : 25/09/2017 9:01 pm
Gianluca Maker3DDesign
(@gianluca-maker3ddesign)
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Topic starter answered:
Re: Bed preheat error

this is what happens when I print the ABS material
- I left for 15 minutes as you see in the photo and kept the temperature constant (Photo STEP1)
- I started printing and about 5 minutes to keep the temperature ( Photo STEP2)
- Then the temperature began to decrease ( Photo STEP3)
- Then stops printing with the error

Posted : 25/09/2017 10:04 pm
AJS
 AJS
(@ajs)
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Re: Bed preheat error

If your room is particularly cool, you might benefit from turning up the voltage to the hotbed to 12.5V (potentiometer is on the PSU).

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Posted : 29/09/2017 8:42 pm
Bare
 Bare
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Re: Bed preheat error

Hello Gianluca,

did you use filament cooling (fan) during printing? I faced the same problem with PETG and the issue was the filament fan was cooling down the bed. If I set it to disabled. Then the issue went away.
Hope this will help.

Bare

Posted : 09/10/2017 8:41 pm
david.w8
(@david-w8)
Eminent Member
Re: Bed preheat error


did you use filament cooling (fan) during printing? I faced the same problem with PETG and the issue was the filament fan was cooling down the bed. If I set it to disabled. Then the issue went away.

Disabling the fan isn't always an option. I've had the same problem before on small parts with the fan running, my solution (until the firmware is patched to fix this) is to just move the part to a corner of the bed to print. Then the fan doesn't cool the center where the thermistor is so much.

Posted : 10/12/2017 10:53 pm
patrick.l28
(@patrick-l28)
New Member
Re: Bed preheat error

I have the same problem but then when the printer is almost/half done printing it stop
and says Bed preheat error, i have checked everything on the check guide, i have reset my printer, does anyone know what to do ?,
my bed has a little scar a mini gab because of an accident with an scraper, is this the problem ?

Posted : 16/01/2019 1:17 am
BillC
(@billc)
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Re: Bed preheat error


I have the same problem but then when the printer is almost/half done printing it stop
and says Bed preheat error, i have checked everything on the check guide, i have reset my printer, does anyone know what to do ?,
my bed has a little scar a mini gab because of an accident with an scraper, is this the problem ?

The scar is unlikely to be the problem unless it is right above the bed thermistor location and not covered by the print. Are you printing with a MK2S or a MK3? There is a known bug in the 3.5.1 firmware for the MK3 which will be corrected in the next release.

Bill
Tagaytay City, Philippines
Founder member of Philippines Prusa Printer Owners FB Group
Sponsor Pillars of God Academy in Bacoor

Posted : 16/01/2019 4:39 pm
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