TMC 'extruder' reports GSTAT 00000001 reset=1(Reset) after 20 hours of print (again)

I posted a very similar error before in the old fix-my-printer channel two days ago, but after orient the fan slighty to the steppers to improve the temperature, it gave me this error and stopped suddenly again.
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blacksmithforlife
Are the heatsinks attached firmly to the driver that is overheating?
flat-fuchsia
flat-fuchsia2y ago
Yes This error cost me 40 euros in filament in two failed prints, I'm desperate.
blacksmithforlife
I would try switching that driver for another, maybe it has some flaw that makes it heat up faster than it should?
flat-fuchsia
flat-fuchsia2y ago
Yes, that will be my next movement It's possible that the extruder driver burned or something like that after a few hours of the extruder bouncing back due to a clog?
blacksmithforlife
I don't think so
flat-fuchsia
flat-fuchsia2y ago
Oh, ok. Thanks. I swapped the right Z driver with the stepper one And launched the same gcode for third time, fingers crossed
elco
elco2y ago
How are your fans now? Photo? Did you feel the driver? Does it get hot?
flat-fuchsia
flat-fuchsia2y ago
I placed the noctua just over the drivers, if a touch the heatsink I doesn't feel any warm
elco
elco2y ago
also not warm a few hours into the print? this seems like a new error by the way. The bit that indicates that the driver has reset is high now
flat-fuchsia
flat-fuchsia2y ago
I'll check in 2 hours
elco
elco2y ago
so it could also be a problem in reading the driver status and all the warnings and errors are bogus
flat-fuchsia
flat-fuchsia2y ago
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flat-fuchsia
flat-fuchsia2y ago
From Trinamics datasheet I think its a faulty driver https://shop.watterott.com/SilentStepStick-TMC2209-V2-soldered I'm buying this
elco
elco2y ago
yeah, last time I already found it suspect that it reported both overtemp and openload why not BTT? also check the socket and its solder connections to rule out a problem on the main board
flat-fuchsia
flat-fuchsia2y ago
I hate chineses things with my complete soul after dealing with triangle labs Also I'm trying to run a business, I can't depend on lack of QA or shitty components After switching to the uncooled drivers mode in the printer.cfg and swapping the suspicious driver to the right z motor, the machine had been working like a charm, but a 20% slower charm So my next steps will be replacing the driver with another BTT TMC2209 (what a shame for me, but the "better" drivers I found have different pins) and continue using the uncooled mode for two weeks or a month, and then put 2 6025 fans pointing directly to the drivers and try the performance config again https://www.mouser.es/ProductDetail/Sunon/EF60252S1-1000U-A99?qs=r5DSvlrkXmJX5hMVK62Slw%3D%3D These fans
NathanNN
NathanNN15mo ago
Any update?
ptegler
ptegler15mo ago
you can easily add a couple temp sensors to the heat sinks of the suspect drivers. They'll show up just like your hot end and bed thermistors. A couple of us here are already doing just that, on 5160 drivers @ 48V that do tend to run a bit warmer. I'd brought this up before as it appears to be not be such an uncommon error. Klipper could easily check more than once, just in case it was an errant error and not a real issue rather than just instantly crapping out on GSTAT errors.
NathanNN
NathanNN15mo ago
I've swapped the drivers, with the Z motor. re-crimped the JST conenctors. lowered the current to the extruder a bit, lets see now.
flat-fuchsia
flat-fuchsia15mo ago
Hey, it was a faulty driver. After changing it, it never gave any error after more than 3k hours of printing And I have two more printers, none of them had the same error, so I asume that it was just bad luck
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