literally my problem!! i replaced the hot end and kept getting error problems, i check everything and the problem was the wires, ive looked everywhere for a way to fix it and this is the only solution 😆
Thank you! Other videos are not covering vires and board management but your's is pure gold! You've helped a lot! Tomorrow I will try to fix my printer =)
Thank you!!!! First video I found that explains how to actually do the wires!!! I was able to do this with no problem and have a functional printer again 😍 thanks!
I've yet to watch a video where this key point is made. Primary need for a video like this is to see where the relevant connections are on the board and whether polarity (positive/negative) matter. The rest is basically screws and zip ties. Most can figure that part out. Fortunately someone else answered this further in the comments. They say it doesn't matter for the two red wires on the heating element. Edit- I have in fact confirmed that the two red heater element wires don't need to be inserted in any specific order. Just insert and tighten set screws.
@@1manteam700 You can, but you do need to be careful doing that if you're soldering. If you don't connect some sort of heatsink then you can easily destroy the thermistor by overheating it. Also hobbyist solder melts at around 190C, well within the temperatures reached by hotends. So for the heating cartridge I use crimp connectors, and for the thermistor I solder about 10cm back along the wire and use a metal heat sink clamp to stop the heat travelling down the wire too much.
My printer was out for a year or so just because I was putting this off so badly but this video makes the instructions super clear and it’s printing it’s first other print again, like other people said this is the most detailed I can see
I need to know how to replace the thermistor wires at 6:30 when you remove the wires and white piece they are in from the frame. I can't figure out how to remove the old thermistor wires from the white adaptor piece
Good video and the one I'm using to repair mine, in the future please add a closer shot on the cable ports and please add any notes u think are critical in the video or in the video description
Please show how to switch out the thermistor wires that connect to that white piece that connects to the board. I can't figure out how to remove them and switch them out with the new thermistor wire ends. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Really annoyed by this.
How do I do this for the tevo tarantula pro? I'm a bit lost I have a negative 14 degree temp reading pretty sure the thermistor is broke but im not entirely sure how to replace it.. I also am not sure if there is damage to the board or not I only can assume it's just the thermistor
I don't know....I kinda appreciate the silence. He shows you exactly what to do without all that useless banter. There is nothing worth than spending 15 minutes watching a youtube video to listen to a guy drone on an on about something and find out the last 2 minutes is all you really need to watch
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Idk why but every other video ignores the wires completely...
Same
literally my problem!! i replaced the hot end and kept getting error problems, i check everything and the problem was the wires, ive looked everywhere for a way to fix it and this is the only solution 😆
Thank you! Other videos are not covering vires and board management but your's is pure gold! You've helped a lot! Tomorrow I will try to fix my printer =)
Thank you!!!! First video I found that explains how to actually do the wires!!! I was able to do this with no problem and have a functional printer again 😍 thanks!
Thank you, this was a great example of what to do for someone facing having to replace the heat cartridge/thermistor. IT was greatly needed.
Amazing, just one quick question dose the red wiers that go into the board, dose it matter what order they go in?
I've yet to watch a video where this key point is made. Primary need for a video like this is to see where the relevant connections are on the board and whether polarity (positive/negative) matter. The rest is basically screws and zip ties. Most can figure that part out. Fortunately someone else answered this further in the comments. They say it doesn't matter for the two red wires on the heating element. Edit- I have in fact confirmed that the two red heater element wires don't need to be inserted in any specific order. Just insert and tighten set screws.
@@johnson6048 you're the goat Chris. Thanks
@@johnson6048 My man, thanks for let me change my hotend in a mental peace.
Does it matter which red wire goes into which hole? Don't feel up for making my printer explode if I put them in the wrong slots.
The hot end polarity doesn't matter because it just powers a heating coil and it doesn't care which way the electricity come in. I just did this swap
I do a lot of automotive electrical work in my daily job. Hope that helps
Does the heating cartridge have positive and negative wires or could I clamp them down in either terminal on the motherboard?
Both the heating cartridge and thermistor are just types of resistor, which means they work both ways. You can put them on either way.
@@excrubulent Thank you!
@@excrubulent You’re the real mvp. This is the answer I’ve been looking for.
@@excrubulent so cant you just cut the original wires a small ways in and splice the new ones on?
@@1manteam700 You can, but you do need to be careful doing that if you're soldering. If you don't connect some sort of heatsink then you can easily destroy the thermistor by overheating it. Also hobbyist solder melts at around 190C, well within the temperatures reached by hotends. So for the heating cartridge I use crimp connectors, and for the thermistor I solder about 10cm back along the wire and use a metal heat sink clamp to stop the heat travelling down the wire too much.
Thank you so much for this, out of every tutorial this is hands down the best one
Super helpful. I appreciate the way you formatted the video. Thank you for sharing!
Thank you so much! This video really saved my day!
Thanks so much for the help! Heads up to those in the comments- if you replace your hot end you will want to do PID tuning
My printer was out for a year or so just because I was putting this off so badly but this video makes the instructions super clear and it’s printing it’s first other print again, like other people said this is the most detailed I can see
Merci j'ai pu remplacer mon bloc de chauffe grâce à ta video!
For anybody watching, if you are unsure of the cable placement be sure to look up a wiring diagram for your machine to double check your connections.
I need to know how to replace the thermistor wires at 6:30 when you remove the wires and white piece they are in from the frame. I can't figure out how to remove the old thermistor wires from the white adaptor piece
Если прыгает температура на сопле, попробуйте вытащить термистор, развернуть его, макнуть в термопасту и поставить обратно, мне помогло
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Thank You :)
Do yiu find that the glue is really necessary?
Good video and the one I'm using to repair mine, in the future please add a closer shot on the cable ports and please add any notes u think are critical in the video or in the video description
The ports are color coded and keyed, you idiot. You literally couldn’t plug something into the wrong port unless you tried to manhandle it.
What’s is positive and ground???
In love with the intro
Is it possible to get the information about positive and negative wires and don't want to smoke my mainboard
Both the heating cartridge and thermistor are just types of resistor, which means they work both ways. You can put them on either way.
thanks so much,
So my screw was loose on thermistor, and would fail after first print. Wonder if that was my issue.
Please what is the soundtrack? And great video. Thanks for wiring details.
Please show how to switch out the thermistor wires that connect to that white piece that connects to the board. I can't figure out how to remove them and switch them out with the new thermistor wire ends. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Really annoyed by this.
i do need some help i dont know in what order to put the heating cartridges cables on the connector
They're unlabeled. I don't think it matters which wire goes to which port on the MB.
Thanks, good video
I have an elegoo neptune 2, I hope this process works for me as well.
how long is the thermistor and heater cartridge cable for ender 3
Roughly 1 meter. Slightly longer
Is that thumb ok? looks painful
Thank you
Narration would have been a big help here.
amigo los cables rojos tienen alguna posición (polaridad??
no polarity order doesn’t matter
je n'arrive pas à dévisser les deux grosses visses d'origine du hotend avec les clés fournis, une idée ?
Sadece kafayı hotend kısmı değiştirsek kabloları ısıtıcı fişeği ellemesek olurmu
bozuk olan kısım neresiyse orayı değiştirmen lazım, sorun hotend'de ise orayı değiştir sadece
Hola buenas. Lo he montado y lo primero que me pone es que está a 358 grados de temperatura
How do I do this for the tevo tarantula pro? I'm a bit lost I have a negative 14 degree temp reading pretty sure the thermistor is broke but im not entirely sure how to replace it.. I also am not sure if there is damage to the board or not I only can assume it's just the thermistor
a detailed explanation
Thank you!
FAI PRIMA A TAGLIARE E SALDARE I FILI NELLA PARTE FINALE (VICINO AL HOT END)
I did this then when turning back on the display screen was blank
PID tuning!!!!
You can barely tell what you're doing in this video. pointless
yeahhhh i'm not opening the mother board fuck that. i'll splice those wires before i even touch the mobo.
How about actually sharing what was done with dialog and not a silent video so people can actually fucking follow along!
I don't know....I kinda appreciate the silence. He shows you exactly what to do without all that useless banter. There is nothing worth than spending 15 minutes watching a youtube video to listen to a guy drone on an on about something and find out the last 2 minutes is all you really need to watch
Thank you!!!