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  1. #1
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    Exclamation Platform Failure?

    Just got home from work and had this message on my screen, "Platform Failure! Temperature reads are failing. Check wiring." Now I get a NA and no heating on the bed when starting a print on the temp screen under bed. Any tip's or advice if you have had this happen before before I go tearing it apart?

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    any news on this? I'm now experiencing the same problem

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    Well I did e-mail them, and they just asked for my serial number on my printer. But all I had to do was turn the printer off and on, wiggle the wires on the bed plate and it was working again. So I never did e-mail them back about it.....I've had it happen about 3 times, but each time just doing that fixed it. Hope it works for you

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    yup, just checked the wires on the MB, gave them a wiggle and tightened them down. Works fine.

    Thanks for posting!

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    Quote Originally Posted by blairmi2 View Post
    yup, just checked the wires on the MB, gave them a wiggle and tightened them down. Works fine.

    Thanks for posting!
    Ahh! My platform is no longer heating up as of last night. Just noticed this morning right before work but I did not have time to mess with it. No error message this time. Just looks like it is pre-heating but it never heats up. Any thoughts?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bassna View Post
    Ahh! My platform is no longer heating up as of last night. Just noticed this morning right before work but I did not have time to mess with it. No error message this time. Just looks like it is pre-heating but it never heats up. Any thoughts?
    Fortunately I haven't run into this problem. Maybe try isolating it to the HBP or the wires themselves. Unlikely to be the MB.

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    well as I'm currently using mine to heat up an ipad - supposedly to soften tghe glue so i can get the bloody screen off.
    I hope mine doesn't break :-)

    And for the record heating up the screen just makes the glue stickier - but I feel I'm torturing the ipad, so I keep doing it :-)

    If anyone ever asks you if you can replace a screen on an ipad 4 - SAY NO !! and run the other way.
    I didn't. :-(

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