5PCS Creality 3D Printer NTC Thermistor 100K, NTC 3950 100K Ohm Thermistor Temp For Sale
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5PCS Creality 3D Printer NTC Thermistor 100K, NTC 3950 100K Ohm Thermistor Temp Sensor for Creality Ender 3/Ender 3 Pro/Ender 3 Neo/Ender 3 Max/Voxelab Aquila XH2.54-2P Connector (1.3M/51.1In)Description Item model number 3D-RMDZ-5PCS Item Weight 2.11 ounces Connectivity Technology USB Hardware Interface USB Is Discontinued By Manufacturer No Package Dimensions 5.71 x 5.04 x 0.63 inches
Wire Length: 51.1inch /1.3m. The package includes 5 3D printer thermistors. 2-pin XH2.54 female connector.
Note Before Buying: Our Ender 3 thermistor is not fit for Ender 3 V2/Ender 3S/CR-10S Pro V2/CR-10S Pro/Ender 2 Pro/Ender 6/Prusa i3 3D Printer. Please measure the length of your 3D printer's thermistor and confirm whether this thermistor is compatible with yours before buying.
NTC Thermistor: Used for heated bed or hot end. Our Ender 3 pro thermistor replacement is compatible with most 3D printers.
Long Life Service: High precision, high sensitivity, and fast temperature conduction, high-temperature resistance.
After-sales Service: If you have any unsolvable problems while using the Ender 3 thermistor replacement, please feel free to contact us. Our after-sales technical team will provide you with detailed solutions within 24 hours.
Any other problems, please do feel free to contact Comgrow for suggestions/solutions.
How to troubleshoot the printer thermistor The common situation that needs to replace the thermistor
Does not display room temperature when you do not pre-heat
The resistance value of the printer thermistor is not about 100kΩ (+-5kΩ) measuring method as the left picture.
Thermal runaway error: It is recommended to loosen the screw of the hotend block which fix the thermistor (shown as the right picture). If the fault disappears, it is the thermistor problem. If the fault still exists, it may be a motherboard problem.
