Prusa Error 13208: Print Head MINTEMP, an Open Circuit
Prusa error 13208 means the print head thermistor read below its minimum, which is an open circuit rather than a cold hotend. Where the break usually is.
Machine error codes explained: Bambu HMS codes, MINTEMP and MAXTEMP, thermal runaway, homing and probe failures. What the code means, and what to check first.
Prusa error 13208 means the print head thermistor read below its minimum, which is an open circuit rather than a cold hotend. Where the break usually is.
Prusa error 31118 asks you to run homing calibration. It is a prompt rather than a fault, but skipping it risks layer shifts when the printer re-homes.
Prusa error 13846 means automatic nozzle cleaning failed. Usually a blob on the tip or a wiper that has worn out, and auto-retract being switched off.
Prusa error 13526 means the loadcell returned an impossible reading. On an MK4 that sensor is how the printer finds Z, so this stops everything until fixed.
Prusa error 13609 means firmware and hardware versions do not match. What causes it after an update, and the safe order to get back to a working printer.
Prusa error 13115 is a notice that the filament sensors are switched off, not a fault. What you lose, how to turn them back on, and why they were disabled.
Prusa error 13854 means the filament does not match the profile in the sliced file. Why the printer checks, and when overriding it is actually reasonable.
Prusa error 13833 means bed levelling failed and the printer is offering to retry. What it was measuring, why retrying often works, and when it will not.
Prusa error 31260 means the CORE One chamber is above its safety limit. Ventilation, ambient temperature, and why an enclosed printer needs airflow out.
Prusa error 13324 means the printer detected display problems and offers to lower the refresh rate. What that actually fixes, and when the cable is at fault.