<p>File name is too long, I had the same issue, shortened the file name and now printing perfect</p>

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2021-01-13T11:04:59.133Z
Do you know what the maximum number of characters allowed is?
Greenonline
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2021-01-12T19:53:39.450Z
2021-01-12T19:53:39.450Z
Damo Knight
<p>I've got this second hand printer today, but, when I want to start printing, the temperature sets to cooling mode and the print never starts.</p>
<p><a href="https://i.sstatic.net/hb3jH.png" rel="nofollow noreferrer"><img src="https://i.sstatic.net/hb3jH.png" alt="CR 10 S Pro display says: Cool..." /></a></p>
<p>This is what I've done so far...</p>
<ul>
<li>Upgraded firmware for the board and screen to Tiny Machines latest version.</li>
<li>Check temperature manual for bed and nozzle and works fine</li>
<li>Level the bed</li>
<li>I used Cura with several profiles, even with an Ender 3 profile from my other machine to see if the slicer is the one giving issues</li>
</ul>
<p>On other G-codes that i tried, the message changes to in the pause and completing percentage is set to 218 %...</p>
<p>Any ideas?</p>

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2020-07-02T00:50:22.450Z
Ok, to make things weirder, i try printing using pronterface, so i could get the logs, and its working with the same gcode, i used 2 different sd cards, so could it be the sd card reader?
frenciaj
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2020-07-02T01:25:46.817Z
When i use the sd card, still connected to pronterface, it fails sgain and the only error is a warning about homing division something
frenciaj
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2020-07-02T06:27:33.503Z
sounds like in flashing your firmware there was some error and you need to re-flash it properly... did you install a bootloader first?
Trish
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2020-07-02T06:32:15.197Z
So you check gcode in notepad++. Try find commands to set cooling in code. Maybe it is start gcode on cura or one of value in settings
Юрий
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2020-07-02T11:46:18.933Z
@trish The cr10s pro doesnt need a bootloader, i followed the directions from tinymachines and did it twice
frenciaj
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2020-07-02T11:47:08.643Z
Like i said earlier the same gcode prints using pronterface, so its not the gcode, the issue is either the sd card or the reader
frenciaj
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2020-07-02T15:19:20.173Z
@frenciaj the CR10S had versions that came without a bootloader. If you suspect the SD reader of SD card, please test a different SD drive with a known to be working code.
Trish
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Temperature sets to cooling when print starts CR10s Pro v1
frenciaj
# Temperature sets to cooling when print starts CR10s Pro v1

(Asked by: username_0 on 2020-07-01)

I've got this second hand printer today, but, when I want to start printing, the temperature sets to cooling mode and the print never starts.

[![CR 10 S Pro display says: Cool...](https://i.sstatic.net/hb3jH.png)](https://i.sstatic.net/hb3jH.png)

This is what I've done so far...

* Upgraded firmware for the board and screen to Tiny Machines latest version.
* Check temperature manual for bed and nozzle and works fine
* Level the bed
* I used Cura with several profiles, even with an Ender 3 profile from my other machine to see if the slicer is the one giving issues

On other G-codes that i tried, the message changes to in the pause and completing percentage is set to 218 %...

Any ideas?

**Tags:** creality-cr-10

> **Comments:**
> **username_0**: Ok, to make things weirder, i try printing using pronterface, so i could get the logs, and its working with the same gcode, i used 2 different sd cards, so could it be the sd card reader?  
> **username_0**: When i use the sd card, still connected to pronterface, it fails sgain and the only error is a warning about homing division something  
> **username_1**: sounds like in flashing your firmware there was some error and you need to re-flash it properly... did you install a bootloader first?  
> **username_2**: So you check gcode in notepad++. Try find commands to set cooling in code. Maybe it is start gcode on cura or one of value in settings  
> **username_0**: @username_1 The cr10s pro doesnt need a bootloader, i followed the directions from tinymachines and did it twice  
> **username_0**: Like i said earlier the same gcode prints using pronterface, so its not the gcode, the issue is either the sd card or the reader  
> **username_1**: @username_0 the CR10S had versions that came without a bootloader. If you suspect the SD reader of SD card, please test a different SD drive with a known to be working code.  

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## 1 answers

### Answer by username_3 on 2021-01-12. Score: 2

File name is too long, I had the same issue, shortened the file name and now printing perfect

> **Comments:**
> **username_4**: Do you know what the maximum number of characters allowed is?  

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