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Toolboard shutdown: "ADC out of range" after changing nozzle
I removed my nozzle today to switch from .6 to .4 and as soon as the nozzle came loose, klipper immediately shut down due to not heating as intended. Upon installation of the new nozzle and a firmware restart, klipper throws this error. I've been printing fine with this exact setup for months with no issue. My last print was Thursday of last week and it was flawless.
I have an EBB42 v1.2, Rapido UHF, PT1000, crimped connections, and have double checked that everything is tight. The jumper for the PT100 on the toolboard is working as it displays two very different numbers when removed. The only thing I've done today other than change the nozzle was to update everything available from the machine tab, which gave me problems as well like breaking the RatOS Git link or something, but I resolved that through manually updating in the right order. I also tried reflashing the toolboard through the configurator
I tried changing the value of the pullup resistor like I saw in a recent help post to no avail. Don't know what to look for or how I managed to brick the printer by changing a nozzle. Any help would be amazing, happy Monday!
I have an EBB42 v1.2, Rapido UHF, PT1000, crimped connections, and have double checked that everything is tight. The jumper for the PT100 on the toolboard is working as it displays two very different numbers when removed. The only thing I've done today other than change the nozzle was to update everything available from the machine tab, which gave me problems as well like breaking the RatOS Git link or something, but I resolved that through manually updating in the right order. I also tried reflashing the toolboard through the configurator
I tried changing the value of the pullup resistor like I saw in a recent help post to no avail. Don't know what to look for or how I managed to brick the printer by changing a nozzle. Any help would be amazing, happy Monday!
Solution
Just wanted to update this, the new toolboard arrived yesterday and I was able to install this morning. Ran the configurator to flash the new toolboard, reassembled and everything is working as should. 100% somehow fried/damaged the previous board by changing a nozzle :chefkiss:
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