Ok, this one has got me in a bit of a fuddle... My printer is in a lean to shed against the house, and is sodding cold. Today its about 2C My problem is, rather than heat the nozzle and bed, my printer repeatedly reports a "Min Temp Err" and sets target temperatures back to zero.
Now I accept that this is a safety feature, designed to stop my printer overheating due to a broken thermister, but surly it should at least try and heat it first? Any hints on getting my printer started? Once its running, I know it runs well in this tempriture, I've had it running before where the temp droped just after startign the print, and with PLA it just kept going and produced a perfect finish.
Irronically, The print i'm trying to do, is parts to repair my enclosure, so it doesnt get as cold... sods law aye
Now I accept that this is a safety feature, designed to stop my printer overheating due to a broken thermister, but surly it should at least try and heat it first? Any hints on getting my printer started? Once its running, I know it runs well in this tempriture, I've had it running before where the temp droped just after startign the print, and with PLA it just kept going and produced a perfect finish.
Irronically, The print i'm trying to do, is parts to repair my enclosure, so it doesnt get as cold... sods law aye
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