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mvdveer
Have experienced an interesting and reproducible error in the Euclid Probe. When starting the printer afresh - all works well. Macros execute without a hitch or error. However, after about 12 hours print time - After the probe is deposited back in the cradle - the macro throws an error complaining it cannot determine whether probe is deployed or not. Restarting firmware or even a reboot of the system, does not solve the problem.
However, when I physically replace the probe with another in the dock (spare probe - I always have a spare), all the macros work flawlessly. Until, this probe to, heats up and causes the same error.
Changing back to the original probe at this point, causes no errors.
And this error can be reproduced and corrected as described above. In my mind this just doesn't make sense. Why would the heated chamber cause an error in the conductivity of the magnets of the probe?
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