Yuri D'Elia

Just out of curiosity, how do you know it's an Y axis crash? I guess you're reading the serial log (octoprint?). Cooling the Einsy is good, however IC overtemp will...

Just in case somebody is still running into this, I've created a PR #3089 that correctly shows which axis is affected during a crash, especially for repeated crashes that cause...

@morphias2004 looking at the video it seems it always gets choppy when the extruder goes to the back-right corner, I guess it's the video only? I don't see anything in...

Who would be willing to test a branch that changes the crash threshold logic and report back on false or missed crashes? https://github.com/wavexx/Prusa-Firmware/tree/sg_logic_tweaks I can provide some prebuilt FW versions...

Can you be more precise regarding the ambient temperature where this is happening? Also if that is triggering hotend or bed mintemp, or both? I think there are a couple...

> Best Resolution: Watch the increase in temperature as a difference over time, instead of a static threshold after a certain amount of time. Ie. If the temperature has increased...

Another tidbit which would be useful for feedback is interaction. You might start the printer and get into mintemp, but you might also get into mintemp progressively while idling (overnight...

@IntegersOfK do you also have a sock?

IMHO this is related and needs to be fixed along with #3898

@knmorgan when the hotend thermistor goes below MINTEMP the temperature readings are increasingly unstable (it's effectively operating out of spec). At that point you cannot distinguish cold temperature from a...