SS316L Coils glowing and burning in TC

[jailin]

Hey there peoples. Been trying to get Stainless "working" in TC for a few hours and I am running out of ideas.

:: I have added the material from steam-engine.org's CSV file and edited a profile to change the material to the new 316L.
:: I have made a spaced, 0.89Ohm coil
:: Did NOT dry burn
:: Temp set to 250C and 50w and watched as the cotton burst into flames

Using a cloned Kayfun 5 and a Nalu dripper and getting the same results. The wire is UD 28g 316L.

Any advice?

 

[awsum140]

I don't use cotton but a quick Google of the burning point of cotton shows as 210C.  Since you're running 250C I think you're seeing a predictable result.

[jailin]

But the coils are glowing in TC and that shouldn't happen no matter what temp

[Wayneo]

Describe coil

Full Printscreen of Device Monitor while firing with Image checkboxes ticked

 

Edited July 20, 2017 by Wayneo

[dwcraig1]

My thoughts are as follows, either the wrong TCR or a horrible connection somewhere between the board and the coil. K5's are known to have a slightly shorter 510 so a wonky connection between the M - F 510 is quite possible. 

[jailin]

7 Wraps - 28g

 

[Wayneo]

Where's the "Full Printscreen" that was bolded

@dwcraig1 I don't think he's in TC at all

[dwcraig1]

A screen like this would be helpful:

 

(SS430)

[awsum140]

I'd also side with DW, and speculate that the chip is not seeing the wire as TCR and firing in strictly power mode.  Screen prints of device monitor will make a constructive answer a lot easier.

[nazboo]

Hi, I have the same problem and I just set the temp. at 210 C 55wats for my 0.2 dual core ss316l Clapton  (0.3x1 coil) 26 ga+30ga wire

lock the resistance when was cold. all fine now.

[Abdul0786]

Go to material tab and select your material as temp sensing , make a tick in the box in describe.