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Topic: Da Vinci 1.0 AIO short on main board?

Hello, I was cleaning the nozzle on my Da Vinci 1.0 AIO and it seems the cleaning wire touched something and all of the sudden, my LED display went blank and most functions of the printer stopped working. The interior lights work and the extruder homes but that's about it.  The buttons next to the display make the familiar beeping noise when pressed, but don't do anything besides that. I opened up the printer to get a look at the main board and when I powered on the printer I saw that only 2 of the 3 red lights that should be displaying on the board were lit up. I believe that the light that is not working is marked 5V. I guess something shorted? I am an artist and definitely not technically savvy. I use my printer all the time and need to get it back up and running as soon as possible. Please help!

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Re: Da Vinci 1.0 AIO short on main board?

warpcat wrote:

Hello, I was cleaning the nozzle on my Da Vinci 1.0 AIO and it seems the cleaning wire touched something and all of the sudden, my LED display went blank and most functions of the printer stopped working. The interior lights work and the extruder homes but that's about it.  The buttons next to the display make the familiar beeping noise when pressed, but don't do anything besides that. I opened up the printer to get a look at the main board and when I powered on the printer I saw that only 2 of the 3 red lights that should be displaying on the board were lit up. I believe that the light that is not working is marked 5V. I guess something shorted? I am an artist and definitely not technically savvy. I use my printer all the time and need to get it back up and running as soon as possible. Please help!

You are going to need a multimeter and either you or someone else will need to check continuity across the resistor outlined. That is your 5 volt line and that resistor is most likely being used as a fuse.

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