How to Wire MK3 Heated Bed Aluminium for 3D Printer

This is a MK3 Aluminium heated bed for a 3d printer. it has a dimension of 220x220 milimeters and a thickness of 3millimeters. it can be used with both 12volts and 24 volts power supply
in this video, i will show you how to wire this aluminium heated bed to use it with a power supply of desired voltage, so lets get started.
there are 3 terminals on the heated bed marked as 1 2 and 3. the wiring is pretty simple. when using a 12 volts power supply, you need to connect pin 1 to ground and pin 2 and 3 to 12 volts
and when using a 24 volts power supply, connect pin 2 to ground and pin 3 to positive 24 volts
i will be using a 24 volts power supply with the heated bed so i will be connecting pin 2 and 3 accordingly
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[@cpace123]

I think you have it reversed pin 1 is normally postive 2 and 3 negative

[@Giovanni2862]

Is it possible to reach temperatures above 100°C?

[@ViseshMinerva]

Do you use heat gun to pre heat the plate before soldering....!?

[@viniciusborges5276]

Man that solder hurt my eyes

[@SuperbTech]

kindly note that the heated bed is made of aluminium, it is difficult to heat the contacts as the whole plate acts as a heatsink

[@bukszpryt_]

fits perfectly with voiceover that hurts ears,

[@xecarfa9755]

I'm searching for a 12cm cubed or a 15 cm cubed heated bed but I'm unable to find it in india does your website import it?

[@faizsidd9039]

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[@RICKEBUENO89]

Poor quality soldering. Must increase temperature. Try using a heater first.

[@Silverfox0786]

That soldering was aweful

[@SuperbTech]

the heated bed is made of aluminium, it is difficult to heat the contacts as the whole plate acts as a heatsink

[@ponsaravanan]

@@SuperbTech Heating the contacts /bed before soldering helps melting a lot better than whats in the video. Please try if that helps