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Update : I measured the heater core for continuity and it showed a short, which almost certainly blew the mosfet on my SB2040 board

I managed to brick the heater core on my Rapido and ordered a new one. I crimped on a JST-PH connector for the thermistor (connecting to SB2040 can board) I turned on my Trident, started up Fluidd and immediately noticed a heater temperature of 300 degrees and smoke coming from the hot end...

Did you by chance measure them after you ground them down ? I just received mine today and don't want those issues if I can avoid them.

I already said everything works, the Optotap leds reported correctly. That means there was 5V on the board. However ENDSTOP_QUERY shows the TAP is not working as an endstop. And before you ask, yes it's defined as an endstop in the config.

As stated in my post, everything works except TAP.

Ehm, maybe I wasn't clear but it has never worked. I reinstalled Klipper and Canbus completely after I reconnected it correctly. It didn't work before and it doesn't work now.

Hi, I installed Can on the SB2040, everything reports correctly except for my TAP : The LED on the tap board is red when down and blue when up. So no issues there. I soldered the opto-TAP board for 5V and had it originally installed on the 3-pin connector with the 5V and gpio28 I later found...

I really couldn't say, I fiddled and fiddled and suddenly everything came together. It's been printing perfectly for a week now, I have got my serial number, all is good.

I have the exact same issue. Doesn't seem to influence the printing.

Sorry for the late reply, I did not get any notification. Those problems are solved. It's printing beautifully now.

I was wondering if I could find a kind soul on this forum willing to help me establishing some print consistency. Let me begin with telling about my set up : Trident 350 with Stealthburner and CW2, Revo Voron, trying to slice (but still very much a newbie) with Superslicer, for the moment...

You're right, of course. But he should replace endstop with probe in the command.

Since you don't have an endstop anymore it should be Z_OFFSET_APPLY_PROBE after PROBE_CALIBRATE

Ok, I've been incredibly stupid : I had the tap connected to the wrong connector on the stealthburner pcb. My bad.

I just built the tap with the pcb v2, updated my config and tried testing. The light on the tap pcb lights up and extinguishes when i lift it up. However ENDSTOPS_QUERY gives me "opened" in both cases. I checked the wiring but everything checks out. What could be wrong ?