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CREALITY ENDER 3 V3 Failed

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91%
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CR-Touch Auto Leveling Sensor Kit
The CR-Touch uses a hall-effect sensor to detect the bed surface. Mechanical failure occurs when the internal pin becomes bent or the electromagnetic solenoid fails to deploy the probe, preventing the printer from establishing a homing coordinate and resulting in a leveling sequence abort.
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5%
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Z-Axis Strain Gauge Sensor Board
This specific PCBA contains the load cell circuitry that detects the physical resistance when the nozzle touches the build plate. Micro-fractures in the strain gauge or faulty communication on this board cause the 'Key 2401' error, as the system cannot verify the Z-axis pressure required to set the initial Z-offset.
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4%
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Toolhead Breakout PCBA
The breakout board acts as the signal aggregator for the extruder, CR-Touch, and X-limit switch. Failure in the communication bus on this boardโ€”often due to thermal cycling or vibration-induced solder fatigueโ€”leads to 'Key 3000' unknown errors where the main motherboard loses the data stream from the leveling sensors.
SKU: V3KE-PCBA
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