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GreenPea
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ID-10-T error

To everyone who might be tempted to scrape the black plastic from the hotend/heatsink while clearing clotted TPU, thinking it is residu:

DO NOT DO THAT

it is the load sensor, after scraping it becomes a dead load sensor, it has ceased to exist so to speak.

A new hotend/heatsink is about 70€ and a week's wait, everyone in your household will snigger when they see you and it is no fun at all to disassemble and reassemble the best part of the nextruder, at least not for me.

No room other than a cold tile floor to make things worse.

 

I hope I can prevent at least one Core One owner to do what I have done.

 

Take care everyone.

(edit: loving the learning curve a bit less at the moment ;-))

This topic was modified 3 weeks ago by GreenPea

Loving the learning curve!

Posted : 21/10/2025 6:05 pm
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hyiger
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RE: ID-10-T error

With the Core One I've been using what I call the "Ark method"... I have 2 of everything. I printed spares for everything that could possibly break and I have an extra heatsink assembly. Why an extra? Because I had a mishap when my Core One was still an Mk4 with a V6 nozzle and a giant blob of doom covered most of the Nextruder. Cleaning it I ended up damaging it so I ordered 2 for next time. Almost makes me want to build another printer so I have a spare on hand. Would probably be a different brand though. 

Posted : 21/10/2025 6:12 pm
Clark
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RE: ID-10-T error

Thank you for sharing. Wish you a prompt re-assembly!

Posted : 21/10/2025 6:20 pm
vhubbard
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RE: ID-10-T error

Ah well, that is the only way you get to be an expert. Been there and done that more than once learning tech.

My wife says a top chef is the person who has the most practice doing it wrong, minimizing the ways they can mess it up now.

I also use the mainplate mod that encapsulates the filament better for TPU etc. It also has a load sensor cover to protect it from filament jams in the nextruder.

Posted : 23/10/2025 6:36 pm
hyiger
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RE: ID-10-T error

 

Posted by: @vhubbard

Ah well, that is the only way you get to be an expert. Been there and done that more than once learning tech.

My wife says a top chef is the person who has the most practice doing it wrong, minimizing the ways they can mess it up now.

I also use the mainplate mod that encapsulates the filament better for TPU etc. It also has a load sensor cover to protect it from filament jams in the nextruder.

I have all those mods as well. 

Want to have "fun" making mistakes? Get a resin printer...

Posted : 23/10/2025 7:31 pm
GreenPea
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RE: ID-10-T error

Interesting, can you tell more about that mainplate mod? I never heard of that until now

Loving the learning curve!

Posted : 23/10/2025 7:32 pm
hyiger
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RE: ID-10-T error

 

Posted by: @greenpea

Interesting, can you tell more about that mainplate mod? I never heard of that until now

These three mods are necessary for softer TPU's and improves loading filament in general

  1. MK4S Bogie Idler & Main Plate
  2. Nextruder Filament Sensor Magnet Mod
  3. COREONE filament sensor for FLEX
Posted : 23/10/2025 7:37 pm
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