PB Design - Sovol Zero - Chamber Temperature Sensor Relocation
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My approach to move the temperature sensor away from the exhaust, more towards the center and above the print bed level.
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My approach to move the temperature sensor away from the exhaust, more towards the center and above the print bed level.
For my new filter solution, “ZeroTwins,” the sensor was in the way in its original position, so it had to be relocated...
A pleasant side effect: The sensor is now positioned more centrally and above the print level, which should result in more accurate temperature readings.
Only the two printed parts are needed to implement the mod.
Unscrew the back panel on the Zero. Loosen the screw on the sensor mount. Remove the sensor. Attach the blind plug and screw it back in with the original screw.
Reroute the temp sensor cable to get more useable length. No need to unplug! Press the sensor into the holder. Use a small screwdriver to push it in its final position if needed. Press the cable into the cable guide.
Slide the holder from the front toward the CAN bus cable opening. Press the holder down. Not too far! Just enough so that it sits slightly below the aluminum profile. Route the sensor cable through the CAN bus cable opening. Reinstall the seal (if it was installed before). Reinstall the rear panel. Done!
Also take a look at the photo gallery for instructions. The pictures should be self-explanatory.
Use any sort of higher temp material, I used ASA.
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Happy printing!