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Bonjour , mon imprimante D200 a subit un choc et depuis lors j'ai un message d'erreur qui apparait :" Error: BED-TEMP the heating element is out of order" et plus moyen d'imprimer.
Lorsque je vais dans le dossier filament , j'ai l'extrudeur barré en rouge avec une température de load à -17°C d'unload à 1°c.
Quand j'ouvre EasyPrint 3D version 1.2.0. le bed monte en température avec une ligne grisée et impossible de faire monter la température de l'extrudeur.Que dois je vérifier ? Merci

You can check the wirings of hotbed and hotend first to see if they are loose.
For the Easyprint, try to change the temperature with the button on the right.

Bonjour , il semblerait que ce soit une rupture dans le câble qui relie la carte GTM 32 Pro à la tête de l'extrudeur et qui comporte le détecteur de filament ,car lorsque je touche celui-ci les ventilateurs se mettent en route.Les connexions sont apparentes.Où est ce que je peux acheter ce câble afin de le remplacer ? Merci.

You can directly contact the sales, they will help you out.

Hi,
my name is Alan, from Italy.

I bought a new d200 in 2019, january. it printed perfectly until 2 days ago.
Same error of this topic: "bed-temp". Previsously I had a similar problem, that I solved replacing the nozzle. In this case changing 2 nozzles (1 brand new), the error remains.

Wire from the printer to the head and connectors seems perfect.
Please help me! I'm totally unable of printing!

Regards
Alan

Hi, You can try to reconnect the hot bed cable.
If fully accessible, try measuring the thermistor of the hot bed.

William wrote: ↑

Mon Nov 04, 2019 9:35 am

Hi, You can try to reconnect the hot bed cable.
If fully accessible, try measuring the thermistor of the hot bed.

Hi William, thanks.
Apparentlì I solved the problem connecting in a better way the head cable... don't know why but it functionned, at least with only 1/3 nozzles...

Now there is another problem. Printer was printing correctly first 3/4 layers, then stopped every time with every stl. I unmounted the cover of the head and noticed the spring blocking the gear which pull the filament really "soft". Maibe the spring whould be replaced. maybe Someone had the same problem?

Thanks

Hi,are you referring to the degree of spring tension on the feeder?
If the spring is too loose, there may not be enough force to push the consumables.
If the spring is too tight, biting may occur.
If it is too loose, you can add a cardboard at the lower end of the spring to tighten it.
If it is too tight, it may need to be replaced.