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			<title><![CDATA[Extruder Heater Failure at the Board]]></title>
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			<description><![CDATA[<p>Hopefully someone more familiar with the board than I am can help out. My extruder heater is no longer getting power. I tried all three heater cores I have and there is ~6 ohm resistance for each of them. There is continuity in the wires from the board through to the heater. The heater died midprint and won&#039;t send power anymore. If I plug the extruder heater wires into the bEd heater jack, it heats up fine. So clearly, there is a problem at the board. Is there some kind of quick fix for this or way to test if the problem is the traces on the board or the Mosfets?&nbsp; I have the Azteeg lying in wait, but would prefer a workaround till after Xmas since I have over extended myself as usual and need to keep printing away. Could I go into the firmware and reassign the bed heater pins as the extruder heater and then plug the bed heater into the 12 V lines?&nbsp; The bed heater is always running at full blast so it doesn&#039;t need to be regulated anyways...</p>]]></description>
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