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Hi Jan,
There are not any embedded magnets in the high temperature bed.
Hi Tedder,
The current versions of the V6 kits don’t use a washer you can proceed without one, thank you for the heads up I will update this section.
Hi Tedder,
The current versions of the V6 kits don’t use a washer you can proceed without one, thank you for the heads up I will update this section.
Hi Salman,
I’m glad to hear that you were successfully able to use the screw and anti shake washer, just in case anyone else reads this thread it’s important to mention that the washer is manufactured by being stamped out, this means it may not be as flat as it would ideally be and therefore can add an extra few mm of thickness that may interfere with the ability to get the threads to bite. in order to get the best performance it may be necessary to flatten out the washer, there are numerous ways of doing this but a suggestion would be to use something flat to apply pressure to the washer on a solid flat surface. Or if you have access to a vice compressing the washer between the two jaws would also work.
Hi Salman,
I’m glad to hear that you were successfully able to use the screw and anti shake washer, just in case anyone else reads this thread it’s important to mention that the washer is manufactured by being stamped out, this means it may not be as flat as it would ideally be and therefore can add an extra few mm of thickness that may interfere with the ability to get the threads to bite. in order to get the best performance it may be necessary to flatten out the washer, there are numerous ways of doing this but a suggestion would be to use something flat to apply pressure to the washer on a solid flat surface. Or if you have access to a vice compressing the washer between the two jaws would also work.
Hi Albert,
I’m sorry to hear you were not left with a positive experience, the screw length is something that was carefully considered, the screw with the patch lock and the anti-shake washer is not intended to be aggressively tightened, by doing so you risk compressing and damaging the bearing which can cause issues with extrusion later on during prints. The screw is only intended to just bite the thread hence why the patch lock is added. The other thing to also mention is to make sure 2mm is the maximum thickness of the spacer element of the mount. If the mount is thicker then it will provide issues.
Hi Albert,
I’m sorry to hear you were not left with a positive experience, the screw length is something that was carefully considered, the screw with the patch lock and the anti-shake washer is not intended to be aggressively tightened, by doing so you risk compressing and damaging the bearing which can cause issues with extrusion later on during prints. The screw is only intended to just bite the thread hence why the patch lock is added. The other thing to also mention is to make sure 2mm is the maximum thickness of the spacer element of the mount. If the mount is thicker then it will provide issues.
The M3 washer isn’t necessary, the latest iteration of the V6 kits don’t include the washer anymore as it wasn’t a necessary step.
Hi Juan,
I will have a look into adding any firmware modifications but there isn’t really anything to change, in terms of the thermistor it is the same as our standard thermistor so set it for temp sensor type 5 in marlin, and type 8 for repetier etc.
The warning above is to prevent deformation of the cartridge which can lead to incorrect temperature readings. The thermistor cartridge should not be loose at any temperature, this can be very dangerous and could lead to thermal runaway. Make sure the thermistor is not able to slip out the heater block you will be able to do this at room temperature. You will be able to tell if you have tightened the grub screw enough when you do a gentle tug test.
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