Make sure you've checked the cables at the board, power converter and also at the adapter in the cable loom. If you have a multimeter double check that the power converter is outputting 5V needed to power the servo. If everything is fine, you may need to replace the servo, you can get a new one from us with in warranty here: https://www.makertech3d.com/missingpartf...
You should not need to "fix" the drive after it's done flashing. it should show up as boot for you to access in the next step. If a drive is corrupted then the partition will need to deleted and reset. This can be done with something like mini-tool-partition-wizard on windows. It's very unlikely that your SD card will need to be binned.
Make sure you've checked the cables at the board, power converter and also at the adapter in the cable loom. If you have a multimeter double check that the power converter is outputting 5V needed to power the servo. If everything is fine, you may need to replace the servo, you can get a new one from us with in warranty here: https://www.makertech3d.com/missingpartf...
The missing bolts were provided in the 4.1 hardware packet.
You should not need to "fix" the drive after it's done flashing. it should show up as boot for you to access in the next step. If a drive is corrupted then the partition will need to deleted and reset. This can be done with something like mini-tool-partition-wizard on windows. It's very unlikely that your SD card will need to be binned.
Firmware has been updated with 150 min extrude temp
Updated now :)
Are you having trouble loading the interface or with updating the firmware?
The SD card shrinking is normal.
A USB-A to USB-C cable should be included.
That is correct. The default values get commented out but the values under the SAVE_CONFIG line are used by your printer.
Yes, indeed it should, this point has been added to the step.
Print head 0 is the one nearest the front, thanks for your feedback, we've just updated this step to mention this.
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