Unexplained Printer Crash
Hello,
I am using Repetier-Server Pro 1.1.2. I use it on a Raspberry Pi with 3 printers connected. In addition the printers all run the latest version of Repetier-Firmware.
Randomly one or two of the printers will start the printer but right as it begins they enter fail state where the printer head moves all the way to the end of the X axis and jams there. The extrusion continues and forms a giant blob on the nozzle. It will run like this the entire print time or until I do a reset. There is no error in Repetier-Server or on the printer and it shows details as if it were printing normally.
I enabled logging on the printing in Repetier-Server and it shows no errors, it just shows normal Send/Recv. One thing I noticed is when it fails it does show the layer progress as insanely fast. It will quickly go from 1 to 50 layers in a minute as if it's somehow in super fast motion.
I tried enabling ping-pong mode on the connection to help but it has not assisted.
Does anybody have any tips.
I am using Repetier-Server Pro 1.1.2. I use it on a Raspberry Pi with 3 printers connected. In addition the printers all run the latest version of Repetier-Firmware.
Randomly one or two of the printers will start the printer but right as it begins they enter fail state where the printer head moves all the way to the end of the X axis and jams there. The extrusion continues and forms a giant blob on the nozzle. It will run like this the entire print time or until I do a reset. There is no error in Repetier-Server or on the printer and it shows details as if it were printing normally.
I enabled logging on the printing in Repetier-Server and it shows no errors, it just shows normal Send/Recv. One thing I noticed is when it fails it does show the layer progress as insanely fast. It will quickly go from 1 to 50 layers in a minute as if it's somehow in super fast motion.
I tried enabling ping-pong mode on the connection to help but it has not assisted.
Does anybody have any tips.
Comments
>Randomly one or two of the printers will start the printer
You mean error is randomly or it starts printing also you did nothing?
Can you provide one of the failed logs? I expect where it gets fast to see an error that caused this. After that all is ok.
What I mean here is that all the printers are on the same raspberry pi. The failure is random. Sometimes 1 or 2 of the printers will present these symptoms while all the others are ok.
Here is a printer log from a failed print:
https://pastebin.com/kfQ1ETVk
In this specific print the following happened:
Only thing I wonder is why I see positions all the time? Have you added a debug option in firmware to always show position?
I am going to add "G90 ;Absolute positioning" in my Cura start G-code and re-test, maybe that is the issue. It's weird it only sometimes happens, but I do suspect some dumb user error on my part.
In my end GCode I had a G91 but I have a G90 after it, not sure why it fails but either way it is a smart idea to have a G90 in my start GCode, I have no Idea why I was missing it, I fixed it in GCode, I bet this will resolve my issue, thanks again.