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			<title type="html"><![CDATA[Question for hotend thermistor Da Vinci Jr]]></title>
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			<content type="html"><![CDATA[<p>Hello, I converted my DaVinci JR to an e3d v6 and moved the board off of the hotend.&nbsp; Unfortunately the connector for the heater had a death grip on the heater and I broke it off.&nbsp; I re-soldered it to the pads but after an hour or so my hotend temp drops and causes the print to fail every time. </p><p>Reading the forum here, I would note that I am using a non-XYZ thermisitor connected to the extruder board which may cause abnormal readings?&nbsp; Looks like I need to wire the thermistor into the main board instead? Is there any good write-up for this?&nbsp; &nbsp;</p><p>Thank you for your time.<br />-Okstate</p><p>[EDIT 1] Note, I have a Davinci Jr 3 in 1 version.&nbsp; I stripped out the scanning array and put all the NFC tag equipment in a 3d printed box. I will pop the board open and see what I can see.</p><p>[EDIT 2] I guess what I am confused about is, <strong>can I bypass the extruder pcb for the thermistor and wire into the main board and get better readings?&nbsp; Or, do I need to flash my firmware?&nbsp; Or both? </strong>&nbsp; As is the temps are jumping all over the place and are not holding over time.</p>]]></content>
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