How to fix Error:MINTEMP Triggered on Artillery Sidewinder X1 3D Printer - Easy Fix
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ก.ย. 2024
- In this video, I show you why your Artillery Sidewinder X1 gives you the "Error:MINTEMP Triggered" error and how to fix it yourself.
Tools needed:
- Soldering Iron
- Scissors/Utility Knife
- Wire Stripper
- Screwdriver and Allen Keys
- Lighter
- Sharpie Marker
Materials needed:
- Solder
- Extra 28 AWG (or 26AWG) wire
- Heatshrink different sizes
- Electrical Tape
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This is one of those videos...
All the info you need, no unnecessary talk around it, short and sweet and well explained for every level of knowledge.
From me there is only love and gratitude. So thank you!
Thank you. I’m glad you enjoyed it!
Finally someone that addresses a reasonable problem with this printer
Im having the same problem and you sit saved me alot of troubleshooting. Liked and subscribed
Hey! Thanks for subscribing! I'm really happy to hear that you were able to solve your problem as well.
Hooooray, it actually worked. It was the black cable in my case. I opened the red cable in some places which looked questionable, but it's not broken. So I just used some tape to cover it up, I didn't cut it. I soldered the black cable and used some shrink tape, then put some insulation tape around the bundle and it works again. Nice.
Great to hear it worked!
You’re a legend! Thank you sir!
No problem! Glad that this helped :D
I'm having this issue but im suspicious that its not the printing bed causing the problem but the temperature sensor on the hotend as the printbed heated fine and i'm in the middle of trying to repair my hotend. Just putting that out there in case someone else has this problem.
Regardless, now that im aware of this issue, im going to reinforce the cable at the back of the printbed to help protect it against material fatigue (maybe with a spring wrapped around the cables or something. This should spread the forces along the entire length of the cable and stop it from bending at one point.
As long as the cables are bending elastically and not plastically they shouldn't fatigue.
Sorry to hear you’re facing the same issue. I hope you can get it sorted out. And yes, it’s a good idea to address this wire breaking issue before it happens. Preventative measures are good.
I have the same problem with my anycubic kobra go, thx for this video, i try to fix like u do
Thanks for your quick and explanatory video. I fixed the power cable by resoldering them as you did. It would be possible to fix also the black double cable that goes into the main board?Or ti would be better to avoid messing with such thin things?
I’m unsure which wires you’re referring to but I’m sure if you’re careful and know what you’re doing, it should be fine.
@@Cars_and_Robots_ Well... That's the main problem. I thought fixing/soldering the two red cables was enough, but the printer keeps freezing with the damn "MINTEMPERROR id: bed" error. The black cable seemed fine at the time so I didn't touch it. But this thing is driving me crazy.
@@antonioeziofrascarelli5881 In my case the red cables seem to not even be broken. So maybe it could be something else? These cables really should've been detachable replacement parts in the first place.
Noooo, I have no time and nerve for this right now. But thanks.
I believe in you! You can do it! Bring that printer back to life 😁
Damn, I hoped this will be something easier to swap out than that 😅 Btw, do you know what gauge the small wires inside the black one have?
Hey. Sorry I don’t know what gauge they are. Might be worth reaching out to Artillery directly. Best of luck!!!
I changed both cables and motherboard and still get that error. Temp goes from from a range between 60 to 70 and error comes up again..
In my case I didn't find the broken part, since there probably isn't one. Did you find another cause of the problem.
@@NoidoDev to me Is the full bed. Need to change the sensor, full bed Is convenient
Would the printer work if you just disconnected the cable? As don't use heated bed anyway.👍
To be honest, I'm not sure. Though I will say there is a big benefit to using a heated bed - particularly for bed adhesion and warp prevention.
Hi; in my case all 2 red cables and the black one all broke; I've already replaced the red ones, but when it comes to the black one, inside there are 2 thin cables; I cutted the cable, but now dont know which one was connected; anyone know if there is some kind of polarity? thanks
Hey, sorry to hear. I'm not sure but I assume there is a polarity. Be careful about reconnecting them. I hope it works out! Good luck!
I changed my heatbed a month ago. Min temp error fixed. Now I'm having same error again. There is no broken or damaged wire there. Why this is happening again?
Hmm. It's hard to say what could be causing this issue again. What I would do is check through each cable/wire. Wiggle the wires around individually to see if any one of them is causing the min temp error to occur. Then maybe check for any loose connectors or plugs. I hope you can solve this soon!
@@Cars_and_Robots_ thank you for the answer. This time it was motherboards heat connector or something. Everything fixed. The problem was
heatbed 22° and same time nozzle -15° if someone read this it can be motherboard heat connector.
@@Oduncukiz Same problem here... How did you fix it? Did you replace the motherboard or "cleaned" the connector?
Replacing or fixing the board could be a challenge. I would suggest trying a new cable to see if that fixes it.
MINTEMP is a sensor error but you're mostly fixing the heating element wires. Still a good idea, but that's not the actual issue.
I'm sharing a fix that worked for me. Sounds like it worked for others based on some comments I'm seeing here. Sorry to hear that it did not solve the issue for you. Hope you can find a solution.
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