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    If you're getting dodgy readings when the bed is cold then I think a sensor replacement is in order.

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    Just reporting: I replaced the thermistor on the heated bed, my temperature reading is now much more accurate and within the expected 5%.
    Last edited by noa; 04-07-2016 at 01:02 PM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by noa View Post
    Just reporting: I replaced the thermistor on the heated bed, my temperature reading is now much more accurate and within the expected 5%.
    Awesome! Good work.
    Do you have a link to the thermistor you used?

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    I used this one: Cantherm MF58104F3950, got mine from ebay but digikey should have them too.

    Digi-Key Part Number 317-1380-ND
    Resistance in Ohms @ 25°C 100k
    B25/50 3950K
    Operating Temperature -55°C ~ 200°C
    Mounting Type Through Hole
    Package / Case Bead, Glass

    The original was at 64kOhm while the new one was at 110kOhm. I took the readings on the fly, that's far away from a trustworthy measurement - but shows for me that the original one is clearly the wrong part.
    Last edited by noa; 04-08-2016 at 09:30 AM.

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    If it helps anyone, I wrote up what I did to mine, and why, at http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1403267

  6. #16
    Awesome.. thanks for letting us know.. I'll get ordering a thermistor and replacing mine..

    I wonder why they did that.. Hard to believe it's an oversight.. I wonder if it was an easy way to ensure no one was having the bed too hot?

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