Topic: Da Vinci 1.0a LCD and M999 error
I flashed me Da Vinci 1.0A to repetier a few weeks ago, and after minimal adjustments I was getting excellent prints in ABS.
I upped my infill to 60% to print the MPCNC. At that point the print failed and the nozzle seemed to be clogged. While I was trying to clean the nozzle (using fine guitar wire, and then a toothpick) the extruder fan stopped and the LCD display went off. There are no obvious disconnects on the printer or fraying.
I can connect to the printer and jog the axes from repeitier, but when I try to heat the extruder I get a M999 error. If I try to heat the bed the printer sounds error beeps over and over.
The LCD is out but I can press the buttons and hear corresponding beeps as I do. I removed the printer shell and the FF cable looks to be in perfect condition.
At this point I'm thinking maybe I crossed the thermistor wires, or the like causing a short.
My questions are:
Would causing a short here make the LCD go out?
What would make the LCD go out?
If it's a short would there be something on the main board to be fixed? (I've read there is a fuse, etc.)
If there is a problem with the main board would I still get the (limited) functionality of the printer that I am getting?
I've thought of replacing the thermistor, but it appears that the 1.0a uses a 500K rather than the 100k for both the extruder and the heated bed. Before I get crazy with work arounds I'm hoping one of you can guide me to a simpler fix.
Thanks in advance
