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Bed doesn't cool down after print is finished #1048

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lkos98 opened this issue Aug 24, 2023 · 4 comments
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Bed doesn't cool down after print is finished #1048

lkos98 opened this issue Aug 24, 2023 · 4 comments
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@lkos98
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lkos98 commented Aug 24, 2023

Did you test with a precompiled firmware?

Yes, and the problem still exists.

Bug Description

Firmware Ender3S1-F4-UBL-20230810. After print is finished bed temperature shows the set one and doesn't go to 0.
Simple fix is to add "M140 S0" at the custom G-code in slicer, but it has to be done for all printer profiles.
Also if bed temperature is set lower after the first layer/s, "bed cooling" shows on the screen and stays there until printing is finished. I did not test if I don't set lower temperature after the first layer - if this would fix the issue.
With Ender3S1-F4-UBL-20221222 bed temperature was working fine.

Bug Timeline

After update to Ender3S1-F4-UBL-20230810

Expected behavior

After print is finished bed temperature should go to 0.

Actual behavior

Shows 57/57 (for example) while hot end goes properly to 0.

Steps to Reproduce

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Version of Professional Firmware

Ender3S1-F4-UBL-20230810

Printer model

Ender 3 S1

Electronics

F4

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Bed Leveling

UBL Bilinear mesh

Your Slicer

Other (explain below)

Host Software

None

Additional information & file uploads

I use mostly Superslicer

@mriscoc
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mriscoc commented Aug 24, 2023

The forced bed cooler at the end of the print was removed a few builds ago due to it was causing issues and being unable to be disabled by the user for some special processes. Now it is up to the user if he wants to cooldown and disable stepper drivers at the end of the printing by simply adding the proper g-codes in the end script as it is shown in the slicer scripts page of the wiki: https://github.com/mriscoc/Ender3V2S1/wiki/Slicer-G-code-Scripts

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mriscoc commented Aug 24, 2023

For the "bed cooldown" message, the latest F4 UBL version doesn't had enough free program memory to enable the status line timeout so the last message will be kept until a new message is sent, you could, for example, send the layer number using the M117 command from the slicer.

@lkos98
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lkos98 commented Aug 24, 2023

Ok, thanks for the fast reply. I will put M140 to all printer profiles.
Firmware is amazing BTW, I tried the new Creality update (fell in the same trap - issue #966), and went back to Ender 3 professional immediately - looks and works much better.
Great work!

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