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I had this error pop up on me after a year or so. After watching this other video th-cam.com/video/QSc-BzeYxBQ/w-d-xo.html I opened the extruder module and found that the microswitch had become dried out and the two halves separated. I thought of shooting a little CA glue in there to glue the two halves together, but instead I jammed a thin piece of plastic (I got mine from a left over iPhone SIM card cutout). I cut a small, thin piece to jam against the microswitch top (the black portion) and the motor housing, but still allow the microswitch lever to operate. This plastic forces the broken microswitch housing (black & white) to come together so the lever properly activates the electrical switch. I put the 6 screws back on and now I am 2 hours into a 3 hour print again.

how did you do this without supports Edit: is it possible to do it without supports on a Ender 3

You didn't fix it. You just disabled the sensor and removed a great feature.

cardboard and hot led strip is not really a good combination.

2yrs later and I just experienced this continual error. I did not want to mess with the physical sensor so am waiting to hear from Support. But in the meantime I connected via serial USB to run the M412 command to disable the sensor just so i can finish my current project. Eagerly waiting for a Real Fix from Snapmaker!

I have the snapmaker artisan which has dual nozzles. It right now printing well with Luban, but working remotely (the printer is at the other end of my house several stairs away) is a pain. I also want have remote control with camera while i am not at home. So i am looking for a solution and octoprint look promising, but i dont know if cura works with artisan dual nozzle printing.

See a button? Hit it.

Anyone know the exact parts used for the Decorative Library Lamp? Specifically the lamp cord set, cover, and socket.

Can ender print this ?

Useful info. Must get some of those plugins! One extra tip though: just unplug the Touchscreen (smartphone thingy) this all works fine without it and that stupid fragile USB-C plug (it is not even a proper USB-C connector electrically) is a lot less likely to get damaged if it is not plugged in. I'm here because my second Touchscreen has given up the ghost and I was desperate to get some work done while I wait for another warranty replacement to arrive from China!

Hi, good work! But, do you have any project with audio feedback?

Can you put the link of the other parts too? Like the holder and wire

Man, that's amazing! It's exactly what I was loocking for!!!! Thank you so much!!!

I'd like to ask what other people here are asking too. It isn't clear here how you physically connected the Pi to the snap. What cables? Which Port?? Please.

Thats a workaround and no solution. Somewhat clickbait.

The lock seems to be 12V, not 9V. Is the 9V battery holder enough to really power the lock ?

I just used the two t-nuts from the two L brackets from the top front and used the blind screw holes in the extrusion with some slightly longer screws and some small washers and didn’t end up needing to 3D print anything to lower the bar down.

Hi, which Port on Snapmaker Controller you use to connect the Octopi to Snapmaker?

Would be good to see this with a light behind, are you able to share an image of that

How come the video didn’t end with an actual demonstration of a time-lapse with this new mod? I would love to see what it looks like before tinkering around with it.

Got the same problem. Ima try the top comments suggestion and play with the sensor. Ill try out your method aswell but seems complicated. Anythin for printhin i guess

sooo coooll thank i was looking for solitions like this :D

If anyone has made this project let me know. I have an issue where the countdown is in a continuous loop counting down and cycling with or without a sound sensor attached.

I am going to create your project as barking control device for my Schnauzer when he is home alone. That way I can record my voice to help control his anxiety when left alone. I will post an update when completed. Already have sketch saved to nano, waiting on other components to finish build. Thank you for all the great details.

Who on earth is so dense in the head they don't put a result timelapse at the end of the video

Hello i want ask how you connect your snapmaker to Octopi ? what type of cable and which port in snapmaker? thank you

I really really need to start doing more print-in-place stuff. This is with PLA, yeah?

Amazing design! love it!

I love this!

mesmerizing and wonderfully creative.. that kick me to a next level!!!

This was awesome and the only one I could find for the A350! Thanks! Only thing I couldn't figure out was what plugin file "Homepage" is? Didn't see that in the list of plugins. BTW, does anyone know of a way to remotely control the Snapmaker enclosure lights?

Good video, but you kind of click baited me. I had already done everything you had and was hoping for a solution instead of a work around. If you ever figure out the issue hopefully you’ll post a fix. Better yet I hope SnapMaker figures out the issue and fixes it for everyone. ;)

Where is testing the device?

tnx✌

Looks like I got lucky with a good filament runout sensor. No issues with it here so far. :)

Hello. Have you used Octolapse plugin on snapmaker 2.0? If so, can you share info about it?

This sounds like a Homer invention

Goood👍👍

Hi Llama, thank you for your well-done video on how to fixing the filament run-out issue. As you know, there is a filament switch inside the 3D printing module. When the switch is triggered, the module will report that the filament is in, if not, it will report the filament is out. Due to some assembly issues in the product line, some printing modules' switch may be too loose or too tight. Case 1: Too loose, the module will report no filament when the filament is in, which makes you cannot start printing. Case 2: Too tight, the module will not stop printing when the filament is used up. Disabling the filament run-out feature is not the best solution, but it can help you start print right away.

I've noticed that OctoPi wont automatically apply the Snapmakers Z Offset value. Have you entered any script into the OctoPi to correct this?

Thanks mate! Just what I was looking for.

And how exactly did you stop your loud neighbor with this?

Thanks for the shout out guys! I'm glad the profiles are working well for you! :)

Thanks! that's on my checklist for next weak!

WoW incredible prints! I like your designs, ill suscribe :D

Amazing 👍👍👍

This song is from an old brazilian child program xD

I have to admit that intro got me. Genius solution!

Nice project...that's one of my favorite arduino shield type boards too.

Where was this 20 years ago when we had noisy people living in the apartment below us? I would've loved to have hooked this up to a 500W Marshall stack 😂