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- 03. Toolhead wiring 5 steps
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Phaetus Rapido V2 UHF Hotend
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Cut the wires with 150mm and strip 5-10mm of the end, to expose the inside conductor.
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Cut the thermistor wires with 160mm and crimp a JST 2 connector
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The thermistor is a resistor that strongly varies with temperature. When crimping a resistor you don't have to worry about wire order as resistors don't have polarity.
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Hot End Heater 24V
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Insert the cable ends on the designated slots and tighten the screws.
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After tightening the screws, pull the cable to make sure it's firmly connected. If the cable releases/moves when pulling, reinsert it and tighten the screw.
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Hot End Thermistor
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Plug the connector into the designated connector.
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The thermistor wires are very fragile, bending them past its threshold can damage the conductors within, leading to wire failure.
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Insert the highlighted jumper to achieve more accurate temperature readings
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Route the wires accordingly.
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Connect the orbiter extruder cable to the designated slot on the toolboard
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Route the wires accordingly.
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Hot End 4010 fan - 24V
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Connect the positive and negative wires to the referred slot.
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Route the cable accordingly.
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Use a zip tie to ensure the cable is secure to the toolhead body.
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Cable 120mm - 3 Conductor 24AWG - JST XH2.54 male to Bare wire
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Micro JST 5pins provided with the EBB42 Toolboard package
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Crimp the connector on the 3 wires as shown.
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Refer to this picture to clearly show where the wires go
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