Sjakk
RRCRat Rig Community [Unofficial]
•Created by xiix on 9/22/2024 in #fix-my-print
First layer problem I cannot identify
Probably z too high on first layer. Do a first layer calibration.
3 replies
RRCRat Rig Community [Unofficial]
•Created by Sjakk on 9/15/2024 in #fix-my-print
Outside perimeter has reduces flow? seams between flow change look like crap
Doh. I increased accels, its the pressure advance isnt it?
3 replies
RRCRat Rig Community [Unofficial]
•Created by Frugalmac on 8/11/2024 in #fix-my-printer
rear lead screw dropping
bend it, or overconstrain it with the top wooblywobbly idler or whats it called
40 replies
RRCRat Rig Community [Unofficial]
•Created by Frugalmac on 8/11/2024 in #fix-my-printer
rear lead screw dropping
swap the driver between axis, perhaps it built in function to short circuit the windings when powered off
40 replies
RRCRat Rig Community [Unofficial]
•Created by Frugalmac on 8/11/2024 in #fix-my-printer
rear lead screw dropping
buy 24v motor brakes :kekw: (will cost more than the ldo steppers)
40 replies
RRCRat Rig Community [Unofficial]
•Created by Frugalmac on 8/11/2024 in #fix-my-printer
rear lead screw dropping
sounds insane, but yes. i can probaly sit ontop of the bed in my 400 without the screws moving. so it sound strange, but i know this is a known issue with ballscrews and heavy z-axis
40 replies
RRCRat Rig Community [Unofficial]
•Created by Frugalmac on 8/11/2024 in #fix-my-printer
rear lead screw dropping
self driving leadscrews because "physics" is possible. A friction is to low to resist gravity problem.If powered off, this cannot be related to driver or motor, but is a mechanical "problem"
40 replies
RRCRat Rig Community [Unofficial]
•Created by MFBS on 8/9/2024 in #ratos-support
Printer won't boot
sounds like it, maybe a zero ohm resistor close to the port is fried, or maybe the magic smoke left the mcu chip, less hassle to just replace controllerboard
36 replies
RRCRat Rig Community [Unofficial]
•Created by MFBS on 8/9/2024 in #ratos-support
Printer won't boot
When a Raspberry Pi boots (models 1 through 4), one or more LEDs will activate. One is red, indicating power (PWR); the other is green and indicates activity (ACT). (There is also a trio of green Raspberry Pi LED lights indicating the Ethernet status, if connected.)
So, what do these LEDs indicate? Well, there's the normal status, when both PWR and ACT LEDs are activated. ACT flashes during SD card activity. Therefore, if there's no green light on your Raspberry Pi, there's a problem with the SD card.
Meanwhile, PWR blinks when power drops below 4.65V. As such, if the Raspberry Pi's red light doesn't light up, there's no power.
If only the red PWR LED is active, and there is no flashing, the Pi is receiving power, but there is no readable boot instruction on the SD card (if present
36 replies
RRCRat Rig Community [Unofficial]
•Created by MFBS on 8/9/2024 in #ratos-support
Printer won't boot
Try Rufus instead of balema etcher. Heard it had som problems recently
36 replies
RRCRat Rig Community [Unofficial]
•Created by MFBS on 8/9/2024 in #ratos-support
Printer won't boot
the Pi usually has a few leds for power and diagnostics. on mine one of them flashes green on "disk activity" i.e' read/write to SD card, could give an indication of dead or alive.
36 replies
RRCRat Rig Community [Unofficial]
•Created by MFBS on 8/9/2024 in #ratos-support
Printer won't boot
pretty green at this stuff, but I know something of microcontrollers, probably need a new controller, but u can try to put it in DFU mode and reflash
36 replies