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The PRINT_START macro in V4.4.24 is changed for chamber heating.
It starts now when nozzle print temperature is reached and it starts to printing.
That is quite to late. In older versions, chamber heater started to heat with bed heating and nozzle temperature heating for nozzle cleaning.
Also it waited with print staring until chamber temperature was reached.
Why this was changed? I have now the issue, with ABS, ASA, that the first layers starts to bend before the chamber temeperature (i.e. 55°C) is reached.
Also I assume, that the kamps mesh calibration is useless, due to the changed enviroment temperature after the calibration, change also the bed alignment/geometry.
What is the reason for this change to start the chamber heating so late?
Heating the chamber temperature in advance may overheat the piezoelectric sheet, resulting in a leveling failure or excessive error, so its start-up is delayed.
Ok, Unterstand.
But in the V4.4.21 the chamber heating started after the levelling and before the nozzle heating with M191 (wait until temperature is reached)
Now it starts after nozzle heating M141, without waiting until temperature is reached.
Is this change actively done or may a fault due to adding the if statement lines for the chamber fan?
The difference is M141 and M191, M141 is to set the chamber temperature, M191 is to wait for the chamber temperature to arrive.
Using M191, the platform and nozzle will remain motionless, which is easy to cause uneven temperature in the chamber, and local temperature is too high, resulting in a leveling failure, so we have to switch it to M141. If your printer does not have this problem, you can change it to M191.
The PRINT_START macro in V4.4.24 is changed for chamber heating.
It starts now when nozzle print temperature is reached and it starts to printing.
That is quite to late. In older versions, chamber heater started to heat with bed heating and nozzle temperature heating for nozzle cleaning.
Also it waited with print staring until chamber temperature was reached.
Why this was changed? I have now the issue, with ABS, ASA, that the first layers starts to bend before the chamber temeperature (i.e. 55°C) is reached.
Also I assume, that the kamps mesh calibration is useless, due to the changed enviroment temperature after the calibration, change also the bed alignment/geometry.
What is the reason for this change to start the chamber heating so late?
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