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I think I found out what the problem was! The PID_CONTROL_RANGE was at the default value of 1 degree C. I changed it to 15 degrees C and it started working normally. Thanks for your help
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The log always shows the correct value. Its the temp graph that sometimes shows the correct value and sometimes shows 100%.
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I found the file - it was extruder.cpp. I added the line and the log shows the output at zero until near the set temperature, and then when at the set temperature, the log shows the output as the PID drive max value entered in the EEPROM. Something …
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Which file do I add that line to?
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Thanks. Here is the screen shot of the temp graph when it won't reduce the power output: And here is the eeprom settings for the extruder chart above. Note that PID drive max value is at 50. Then I changed the eeprom PID max value from 255 to 14…
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Thanks Repetier. What makes this even more strange is that I tried it again this morning, and the problems are now gone. The 3D view no longer freezes when I zoom / rotate an object, and the preview of the object after slicing is again visible. So …