TC not working

[Juggaloassassin123]

I have a Aria anarchist DNA 200 an just within last few days the TC for all my stainless steel profiles seems to not even work it will fire any stainless steel build but automatically kick it out of temp control and I have no idea what's going on any help would Be great fully appreciated

[Spector NS5 RD]

welcome to the forum juggaloassissin. a couple tips for you that work for me......
1)make sure you have the proper material curve uploaded to your device, whether it be a 316L, Ti, Ni coil - CSV or TCR
2)make sure your atty is at room temp before screwing on to the mod. a proper base resistance is crucial for accurate or even functioning temp control. you can check your build/atty's resistance stability in escribe with atty analyzer.
3) good solid clean connections all the way from your post screw to your 510 and 510 socket.
4) a proper preheat will ensure your wire rises in temp fast enough for the dna board to recognize the wire you're using as "TC" wire.

edit.....if you're still having problems, post a screen shot of device monitor with you firing the device a few times. make sure you have power, set power, temp, set temp, cold ohms and live ohms checked - while firing. this "live graph" will help us diagnose your problems

[Juggaloassassin123]

I have tried 4 different atomizers with the same build 24 gauge SS 9 wrap all are around .3 or so and I have one atomizer with 24 wrapped in 28 gauge build that is .19 all work on my other DNA 200 but every time I use the Aria they kick out plus every time I set tcr values in escribe soon as I unplug an plug mod back in they change both on the mod an within escrib it self

[dwcraig1]

You are uploading the settings to the device right?
Has the mod resistance been set by the manufacturer?

[Juggaloassassin123]

Yes I have and just looked at that an no it hasn't but I'm also concerned that all tcr values I input both on the mod and off the mod automatically change even after I have uploaded them to the mod soon as I open escribe again the values are way off

[dwcraig1]

Zero is better than too high. Yes the settings not sticking is of concern, not related to mod resistance I would think.

[Juggaloassassin123]

i have restored rebotted deleted materials an everything even copied the working TC profiles of my first DNA an nothing seems to work with the Aria

[Juggaloassassin123]

I have had some ppl suggest it's the board but the mod still fires reads ohms an everything so if the board was bad I feel nothing would work correctly

[dwcraig1]

The mod should have the settings that were uploaded to it.....or if you made any changes on the mod after EScribe.... these settings on the mod is what a re- connected EScribe should be showing.

[Juggaloassassin123]

I have plugged up the mod to escribe set tcr values uploaded them taken outside tried to see if TC works on even one profile which it doesn't plug it right back up an escribe is showing both on the mod an off the mod the tcr value for SS has changed from .00915 to .006 or something like that

[dwcraig1]

Here's a couple snips of from material's tab, the first shows the set TCR for ss316, the second snip shows the appellate to change the setting.
Until you click OK the setting doesn't change so .006 (Ni, the default) will always be the number in the box the first session using EScribe.
Note the number at the 800 degree mark without the little window open. Does that number change by itself? (between EScribe sessions)
   
 

[black lace]

Juggaloassassin123 said:

I have had some ppl suggest it's the board but the mod still fires reads ohms an everything so if the board was bad I feel nothing would work correctly

Thats how i feel about electronics as well, so it must be mechanical, ,,, worked ok now doesnt work,, 510 center pin and spring needs looking at, clenliness, free travel, spring condition, try and view the whole component,,, has the bottom droped off where your power out wire goes in..,, see it would still work as an ohms reader and fire but with a loose or poor connection your bad power flow would interfear with temp readings ect.. there aint much els to go wrong to be straight..

[Juggaloassassin123]

SS is what is having a tcr value of .0006 and yes it does and I can't take the case off of it but spring is clean is nice an springy I clean it daily

[black lace]

Cant rule it out then. Did you say it works ok in temp mode on other materials???

[Juggaloassassin123]

I haven't used anything aside stainless steel in TC I have attempted to use NI200 on sub ohm tank but that doesn't seem to work right either

[Juggaloassassin123]

For the longest time though my stainless was working fine just within the last few days it has stopped working an I can never get the tcr value to stick either

[dwcraig1]

 

[Juggaloassassin123]

I set it exactly as it says for SS an every time I unplug mod an plug it back in it changes

[Juggaloassassin123]

Even if it's just a matter of minutes

[dwcraig1]

What happens when you choose a material rather than setting a TCR?

[Juggaloassassin123]

What do you mean

[dwcraig1]

 

 

[dwcraig1]

Maybe you are using an earlier version of EScribe without the materials tab?

[Juggaloassassin123]

No mine is newest software cuz I have another DNA 200 I use too and it seems to work fine

[Juggaloassassin123]

Seems I have the most recent one