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Both of the PWM controlled Fans are quite noisy, by that i mean there is this typical pwm noise.
I use the original Ender 3 electronic-case-fan and as the part-cooling-fan a DC 12V/24V 2 Pin fan. Both are directly connected on the board.
I use the precompiled firmware-bltouch.bin.
Expected behavior
Fans should be much quiter
Actual behavior
they aren´t quite
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the board fan is very noise when pwm is from 4% to 99%, same here.
But finally I realized that the SKR mini e3 board swapped the part cooling fan and the board fan.... @SirRonBird try swap the fan.
I have the same issue. @DanielYWoo, can you explain better what you mean by "swap the fan"? In my case the part cooling fan is connected to the proper connector as I can drive it using marlin menu.
Are you talking about Vcc and Gnd?
I've just double checked my connections with the schematic and Vcc and Gnd are correct.
@thegwydd No. I am NOT saying VCC/GND swap. You can check the SKR mini E3 schematic, the layout of the two fan connectors are different from the stock board.
Description
Both of the PWM controlled Fans are quite noisy, by that i mean there is this typical pwm noise.
I use the original Ender 3 electronic-case-fan and as the part-cooling-fan a DC 12V/24V 2 Pin fan. Both are directly connected on the board.
I use the precompiled firmware-bltouch.bin.
Expected behavior
Fans should be much quiter
Actual behavior
they aren´t quite
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: