Checking Firmware Safety Step #9 History

Changes to Step #9

Edit by 3D_Gussner — Oct 16, 2019

	[title] Thermal Runaway Error for Hotend (2/2)
	[* 1] Plug both side of your Dupon cable into the *hotend thermistor connector* on the controller board.
	[* 1] The printer must instantly emit noisy bip.
	[* 2] The *Err: MAXTEMP* error message should be displayed on the printer.
-	[* 5] The displayed hotend temperature should show a very high value. (See example picture *739*/0°)
-	[* 1] Unplug the Dupon test cable and plug back the hotend thermistor. Make sure that the displayed hotend temperature is back to a normal value.
+	[* 5] The displayed hotend temperature should show a very high value. (See example picture: *739*/0°)
+	[* 1] Unplug the Dupon test cable and plug back the *hotend thermistor*. Make sure that the displayed hotend temperature is back to a normal value.
	[* 9] If this step behaves differently please verify your connection and firmware. If it continues stop using your printer and contact us or ask for help.

	[title] Thermal Runaway Error for Hotend (2/2)
	[* 1] Plug both side of your Dupon cable into the *hotend thermistor connector* on the controller board.
	[* 1] The printer must instantly emit noisy bip.
	[* 2] The *Err: MAXTEMP* error message should be displayed on the printer.
-	[* 5] The displayed hotend temperature should show a very high value. (See example picture *739*/0°)
-	[* 1] Unplug the Dupon test cable and plug back the hotend thermistor. Make sure that the displayed hotend temperature is back to a normal value.
+	[* 5] The displayed hotend temperature should show a very high value. (See example picture: *739*/0°)
+	[* 1] Unplug the Dupon test cable and plug back the *hotend thermistor*. Make sure that the displayed hotend temperature is back to a normal value.
	[* 9] If this step behaves differently please verify your connection and firmware. If it continues stop using your printer and contact us or ask for help.