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Check My posts, i had similar issue with my 1st Raise Pro and when i wanted to replace the screen i found out that it will set me back another $900 nearly and i wont replace it as this printer already cost me $6000 and alot of modifications to get it working and now this. Mine does work however aft...

Check My posts, i had similar issue with my 1st Raise Pro and when i wanted to replace the screen i found out that it will set me back another $900 nearly and i wont replace it as this printer already cost me $6000 and alot of modifications to get it working and now this. Mine does work however afte...

There is a grub screw that holds the hot end, might be loose and needs to be tightened.

What really bothers me is that support never actually acknowledge the problem that are reported by so many users on the forums and rather ask you to contact support or open a ticket or even they send you replacements parts. These however "DONT'' fix the issue all these people reported on the fo...

Very nice and clean job, can you try printing PLA with LID on and see if it works for a couple of hours

Great work bro, i like it, nice and tidy

All of our products from the original N-series machine's to our new machines including Pro2 series have lifetime technical support gaurntee. If the machine is having major issues we would suggest you open up a support ticket and communicate directly with our support team. Technical support yes, but...

Jetguy, I have tried many times to ask for a fix and until today they released a new printer but have yet to come forth and mention the problems users are having with the Pro 2 printers and stand behind their product. In fact they already released the new E2 printer so I'm sure support for the older...

Hi Markus, Even though I did study Electronics and communication at college, I have not practiced it since more then 25yrs, I am a M.E by trade for as long as I remember, so don't take my word for it but I think your fine by powering this board directly from the fan header as long as it provides con...

@ Naser404, thanks for sharing, I like your solution very much and is on my to-do list. :D I still have a question for you. Your modification blows air from the installation space into the housing with the electronics. That means if, for example, 35 ° C is in the printer housing, the fans blow the ...

Here is the cover i made in .stl format, you have to use two 90mm Fans, i would recommend Noctua fans. but since its to big to print you can split it in two pieces and no need to glue them since they will fit fine. This will keep your electronics cool and noise levels down. https://forum.raise3d.com...

Vicky, This thread alone started 2 years ago and the issues with the Raise Pro2, you guys keep saying that your tech is investigating the problem, can we please get an estimation on when this will end (2030 maybe!). You released a new printer and yet you have to resolve the problems people are facin...

How do you machine the internal hole ? ahhh just saw that you want to 3D print it. make small channels inside to better dissipate the heat, check cpu water blocks to get better idea. I personally dont want to go with water cooling, too many cables and water tubes, just a mess and not really needed e...

Check my post, there are multiple fans that are noisy in the Pro-2 Plus, every time you change one you realize the noise is coming from another one.
I had to replace my electronics fan, my filter fan and eventually add a resister to the PSU fan.

OK why well if yo look closely at the raise head, there is a servo in back behind RIGHT the nozzle heat to sink. My theory then changed to "OMG" they have blocked off the airflow to the right heat sink. no wonder it's getting heat soak. So I did what any of you guys would do I modeled the...

I replaced mine with E3D hotends, i had to modify them a little on the lathe but they work very well with the STD cooling too. I had to design another cooling duct though but most parts from the original raise is used.

You can remove the servo motor that controls it, and adjust the height of nozzle. Might work.

Same thing with me, i got two of the Pro-2s and i sold one and stuck with one that has a broken screen and replacement would cost $1000, therefore i wont bother, i too decided to buy the CR10 Pro and after TM FW its been doing such a good job for such a cheap printer, I too am thinking of going for ...

I just found out that my printer needs a new extruder board and motion controller board. Another $470 and it is still within the year that I purchased the machine but they only warranty things that actually may fail for 90 days so neither are covered. NICE!!! I have to say I am very disappointed. T...

i can also recommend Arctic TC (temperature controlled) fans. 500 rpm idle. linear speed increase when sensor hits 32C (89.6F) ARCTIC F12 TC ARCTIC F12 PRO TC IDEAL TEMPERATURE CONTROL: The temperature sensor is on a 40 cm cable and can be placed in the warm areas of your computer. This assures tem...