If you printer says something along the lines of "Nozzle and Bed temp too low"; before you buy a new thermistor try tightening the bolt connecting the thermistor bolt. I read this tip on a reddit forum and the loosened bolt is the culprit more often than the thermistor!!
sir, i don't know who you are, i don't know where you are from but i know for sure that i absolutely love you. thank you, I just bought my first printer and faced this problem
Thanks so much for posting this tip. I tightened the screw an eighth of a turn and it's all good now! A lot easier than replacing anything. Thanks again
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Fyi, at 2:36 in the video, the person plugs the nozzle kit into the port that is closest to the green thing. It's actually supposed to be in the bottom port as the top port is meant for the bottom fan. You can tell because at 3:08, it is in the correct port and then they plug in the fan. Other than that, great video! I just used it to replace my thermistor. Let's see how this new one does (the one that came with the printer kept giving low temp errors).
Tie a piece of string to the thermistor on the nozzle end, drag through the wire netting, then swap out for new thermistor and pull back through instead of disassembling the entire wire harness.
Word of warning! My internals were glued on, so I had to use snips to excise some of the wires. Dunno if this is standard but still, very cool, Creality! I'm not mad at all!
My thermistor was stuck/glued inside the cavity, so when I tried to remove it, (I even eased it gently) the wires broke off and now the globe is firmly stuck inside the cavity. How do I get it out??
I think this is what I need. Would be AWESOME if you guys answered emails though, I have sent three to the "cs" address listed in the insert that came with the printer (Ender3 V2 Neo). I bought it from an Amazon vendor, should I get support through them instead? Very bad month of silence. Well anyway, I'm buying a 5-pack and will see if I can figure it out on my own.
Hello, you can provide us with your email address in a private message and we will reply to your email as soon as we review it for you. Sorry for the trouble, wish you a happy experience.
Out of nowhere I am getting a thermal runaway error on my Ender 3...it stinks because I did a ton of research before I got the printer and was fairly certain that I had made a good purchase...apparently not. It would appear that this is a very common problem. I shouldn't have to be replacing key components in a printer that has maybe fifty print hours on it. Sorry for the whining...
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@@deathtyrantart I bought mine new through an eBay seller so the company wants a 'purchase order' and for some reason wants me to re-enter the printer information I have already sent in my service request. Pretty sure that because I bought it new from a third party that I am getting the shaft from Creality on service help. But, the community has been very helpful. I replaced the nozzle in my unit and that seemed to do the trick. Don't know why or how but it's printing again. Check out some 3D printing groups on Facebook because they have really helped me with things like setting my e-steps, etc. Hope you get it up and running...
Bro replacement parts are cheap and you need to learn about your machine anyway. There's a trade off between price and quality and ender 3 hits the sweet spot. Rn I would say get used aquila for $80 though
fifty hours?? I had to replace the thermistor after maybe 20 hrs, as I was getting error "nozzle is too low temperature". I have to run some tests to make sure if it helped at all. This printer is GARBAGE and I will never recommend it to anybody. This is hilarious, that you have to replace and upgrade parts in a new machine that has just left the factory. Unbelievable.
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Hi, if you encounter any problems, please feel free to contact our after-sales service and they will help you solve the problem as soon as possible. (Official service email: cs@creality.com)
Hi, if you encounter any problems, please feel free to contact our after-sales service and they will help you solve the problem as soon as possible. (Official service email: cs@creality.com)
Removing all the cables and detaching it from the wheel carriage is complete nonsense. Unscrew the thermistor, pull it thought the cable holder, pull the new thermistor through the cable holder from the other side, plug it in the mainboard and connect it to the hot-end. The only thing that is ACTUALLY important is how to screw it to the hot-end, and that is the part (1.40 - 1.50) that is skipped in seconds.
I've changed my hotend kit with same way, when I start the 3d printer, the nozzle automatically starts to heat up and rises to 300 degrees, I can never stop it (Ender3 V2)
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Man just put a quick connect close to the hot end. Those things are fragile. I swap my hot end all the time. Don't really like my all metal so I use the stock if PLA.
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@@crealityafter-sale5706 I'm not having an issue. I love my Ender 3 v2. But if you put a quick connect on the hot end temp sensor it would make it so much easier to change. Thanks for the concern.
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Hi, regarding your question, please contact our official after-sales service and they will help you solve your problem as soon as possible. (Official service email: cs@creality.com)
If you printer says something along the lines of "Nozzle and Bed temp too low"; before you buy a new thermistor try tightening the bolt connecting the thermistor bolt. I read this tip on a reddit forum and the loosened bolt is the culprit more often than the thermistor!!
Oh thanks for this, I'll check mine before replacing it.
Knock on wood this just fixed mine, u a real g
bruh i think you might have saved my printer from the trash dispenser. the screw was so lose it almost wasn't screwed in.
sir, i don't know who you are, i don't know where you are from but i know for sure that i absolutely love you. thank you, I just bought my first printer and faced this problem
Thanks so much for posting this tip. I tightened the screw an eighth of a turn and it's all good now! A lot easier than replacing anything. Thanks again
I went into this thinking I could make neat stuff and now I have to start by replacing the thermistor on my out of the box, ready to go printer. Fun.
me too. v2 neo. Its not exciting like a walk in space
Can I just cut it in short length and connect each wire, instead of go through all wiring process?
What is the Specification of Thermistor need for Ender-3v2,S1 & s1 pro ? kindly let me know
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Fyi, at 2:36 in the video, the person plugs the nozzle kit into the port that is closest to the green thing. It's actually supposed to be in the bottom port as the top port is meant for the bottom fan. You can tell because at 3:08, it is in the correct port and then they plug in the fan.
Other than that, great video! I just used it to replace my thermistor. Let's see how this new one does (the one that came with the printer kept giving low temp errors).
Can you confirm if High temperature NTC 100k thermistor works well with Ender 3 V2 or not? It has a metal tip which goes inside the hot bed too.
Tie a piece of string to the thermistor on the nozzle end, drag through the wire netting, then swap out for new thermistor and pull back through instead of disassembling the entire wire harness.
This is the best video on 3D printing with and Ender 3… thank you!
Thank you for your support
What?😂😂 An after sales vid?
This comment was definitely bought.
@@GiovanniMorenoMusic haha actually no. It was the best video I could find with replacing the hot end. Cleared up a lot.
@@GiovanniMorenoMusic I usually dig CHEP, but this was great.
Great video!! 👍 Just replace my thermistor with ease, crystal clear instructions!
Thank you for your support
nice, 👍 I had just fixed mine a few weeks ago, glad to see I did everything correctly
Thank you for your support.
Word of warning! My internals were glued on, so I had to use snips to excise some of the wires. Dunno if this is standard but still, very cool, Creality! I'm not mad at all!
Hello, sorry our products are using hot melt adhesive at the wire connections, in order to make them work better, thank you for your understanding.
Dude, they are glued in to stop them coming out in transit. Not because they are messy with the glue gunnidge.
I skipped all of that and cut the wires. Soldered the new one on. Works like a charm lol
My thermistor was stuck/glued inside the cavity, so when I tried to remove it, (I even eased it gently) the wires broke off and now the globe is firmly stuck inside the cavity. How do I get it out??
At 0:33 the fan cable is connected in K-FAN1, but at 2:36 you set it in K-FAN2. Should I switch fan port, or is this just a mistake from your side?
Hello, K-Fan 1 and K-Fan 2 are the same，they are connected to the same MOSFET.
I think this is what I need. Would be AWESOME if you guys answered emails though, I have sent three to the "cs" address listed in the insert that came with the printer (Ender3 V2 Neo). I bought it from an Amazon vendor, should I get support through them instead? Very bad month of silence. Well anyway, I'm buying a 5-pack and will see if I can figure it out on my own.
Hello, you can provide us with your email address in a private message and we will reply to your email as soon as we review it for you. Sorry for the trouble, wish you a happy experience.
i replaced the whole extruder assembly. Now my sonic pad says that the temperature is too hot and won't let me do anything. Any ideas?>
Out of nowhere I am getting a thermal runaway error on my Ender 3...it stinks because I did a ton of research before I got the printer and was fairly certain that I had made a good purchase...apparently not. It would appear that this is a very common problem. I shouldn't have to be replacing key components in a printer that has maybe fifty print hours on it. Sorry for the whining...
Im encountering the same problem. Got through one print. Amazed that this is a shipped product.
Hello, if you encounter any problems, please feel free to contact our after-sales service and they will help you solve the problem as soon as possible. (Official service email: cs@creality.com)
@@deathtyrantart I bought mine new through an eBay seller so the company wants a 'purchase order' and for some reason wants me to re-enter the printer information I have already sent in my service request. Pretty sure that because I bought it new from a third party that I am getting the shaft from Creality on service help. But, the community has been very helpful. I replaced the nozzle in my unit and that seemed to do the trick. Don't know why or how but it's printing again. Check out some 3D printing groups on Facebook because they have really helped me with things like setting my e-steps, etc. Hope you get it up and running...
Bro replacement parts are cheap and you need to learn about your machine anyway. There's a trade off between price and quality and ender 3 hits the sweet spot.
Rn I would say get used aquila for $80 though
fifty hours?? I had to replace the thermistor after maybe 20 hrs, as I was getting error "nozzle is too low temperature". I have to run some tests to make sure if it helped at all. This printer is GARBAGE and I will never recommend it to anybody. This is hilarious, that you have to replace and upgrade parts in a new machine that has just left the factory. Unbelievable.
I was taking apart my hotend after a globpocolypse, and misplaced the screw holding the thermister is, do you know what kind of screw it is?
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after days of anxiety. this music is surprisingly calming.
Thank you for your support
Trying to find one on heat cartridge also!
how long is the thermistor and heater cartridge cable for ender 3 v2
Hello, the length of the thermistor cable is 1300mm
The wire length of the heater is 1350mm.
Thank you for your support!
Ok thanks for sharing
If I upgrade my thermistor from the stock glass to a metal thermistor, will I need to change the software of my printer?
Yes. Thermistors have different voltages depending on type. You would have to configure the firmware and tell it how many volts per degree C
sir i have problem with my printer, my printer cannot to preheat pla and abs (ender 3 v2)
my Ender 3 whistles when turned on. Could the thermistor be the problem?
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does this process is the same for Ender 3 V2 Neo?
Yap
What is the Specification of Thermistor?
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Cant you install a molex and save alot of work
Thank you for your suggestion and let's look forward to seeing such changes in the near future!
Removing all the cables and detaching it from the wheel carriage is complete nonsense.
Unscrew the thermistor, pull it thought the cable holder, pull the new thermistor through the cable holder from the other side, plug it in the mainboard and connect it to the hot-end.
The only thing that is ACTUALLY important is how to screw it to the hot-end, and that is the part (1.40 - 1.50) that is skipped in seconds.
how far do you have to push the thermistor end into that tiny hole?
Did anybody else notice that they replaced the yellow and blue connector in the wrong port? A few frames later they had corrected it.
I've changed my hotend kit with same way, when I start the 3d printer, the nozzle automatically starts to heat up and rises to 300 degrees, I can never stop it (Ender3 V2)
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No thermal paste on the end of the thermistor?
I am trying to find out how much. My v2 neo is under warranty (with MYDEAL), but they said to buy thermal paste and DIY! LOL
Termistor is glued from factory.
They also don't show you yours has hot glue holding every plug in place and it's a pain
Hi, the hot glue is used to prevent the cable from loosening during long-distance transportation. Thank you for your understanding.
@@crealityafter-sale5706 I had to heat up an exacto knife to remove all of it on a plug I needed to replace
@@Lawcolt for future reference you can just pull it off and snip it with the included clippers.
the ENTIRE first minute is not at all necessary to do this repair. this introduces so much risk that beginner users dont need to deal with.
Thank you for your advice.
So am I able to just change the thermistor wire without doing everything in the first minute ?
I tried doing this but on my printer the wires on the board are hot glued
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Same :/
If your thermistor snapped off inside the hole, you can buy upgrade screw in thermistors that go in the hole that the securing screw would have gone.
Thank you for your support
This happened to me but I'm not sure what you mean about how to fix it?
Do I have to do the PID Autotune?
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Man just put a quick connect close to the hot end. Those things are fragile. I swap my hot end all the time. Don't really like my all metal so I use the stock if PLA.
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@@crealityafter-sale5706 I'm not having an issue. I love my Ender 3 v2. But if you put a quick connect on the hot end temp sensor it would make it so much easier to change. Thanks for the concern.
TY :)
I can't remove the wire sleeve
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Don’t do this guys. My entire printer is now comepletely broken and I have to buy a new one 😒
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