sadly not

Barring that, one would assume the extruder died, but a multimeter is both cheap and arguably an essential piece of kit

I'm not so sure extruders can fail in this way

apparentlly heat cartridges can overheat

but what did you print so far :x

nothing, but it heated up once

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Yea I saw from above

But it's at like 16-18'C now right

25

If I were you neighbor I'd run over there now to test your output leads from the board :/

Did you strip the ends

yes

The sucky thing would be a dead board

Just checked, the wires seemed to be rip so I stripped them again and made sure it connects

If it's a dead extruder head then it's just an excuse to upgrade early

didnt work though

I've heard gearbest may ship replacement parts if you bought it from them

Did you try manual temp setting

yeah

"Heat PLA" etc ok

heat pla doesnt do anything

setting temp to 190C and returning resets

Weird

when I get into the Extruder Menu it says

Extruder 0 Off

And you've tried resetting too right

How?

Just power cycle I mean

http://i.imgur.com/nCoSZjf.png REEEEEE

yeah

This is part of the "fun" and learning but yeah idk we can pussyfoot around testing the board itself but when it comes down to it you need a meter

im getting one tomorrow

still sucks because it used to work

and I have no idea how to access error logs

Unsure if logs would be useful

Do you have a temp probe? I'm assuming that's how you checked the thermistor

I dont

If the thermistor was DOA in the first place, maybe it overheated, but you say it works

fauly thermistor should show up at 0 or def

also the hot end doesnt heat up, im sure