<p>I've just assembled my new Anet a6-L (with auto leveling). At first everything goes well, it turned on ready to setup but a couple hours later the printer just shutdown and won't turn on for about an hour. I carefully followed the steps concerning the wiring part (below are some pictures). </p>

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<p>I just don't get it.. The power supply does light up the green LED when connected to power. Could you guys help me?</p>

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2019-03-09T04:52:38.677Z
Welcome to the stack, but sadly without further info we can't help. What did you do before it stopped and shut down? Does the LED light up or not?
Trish
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2019-03-09T07:11:16.120Z
It is strange that the printer fails and cannot be switched on, usually this hints to overheating of electronic parts. Have you checked for excessive heat of the electronics?
0scar
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2019-03-10T04:16:06.067Z
Have you checked the output of the power supply? Just because the lights are on doesn't mean it's putting out any juice. A multimeter will help you figure this out.
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Anet A6-L won't turn on again
Shumai
# Anet A6-L won't turn on again

(Asked by: username_0 on 2019-03-08)

I've just assembled my new Anet a6-L (with auto leveling). At first everything goes well, it turned on ready to setup but a couple hours later the printer just shutdown and won't turn on for about an hour. I carefully followed the steps concerning the wiring part (below are some pictures).

[![enter image description here](https://i.sstatic.net/WkGk4.jpg)](https://i.sstatic.net/WkGk4.jpg)

I just don't get it.. The power supply does light up the green LED when connected to power. Could you guys help me?

**Tags:** troubleshooting, power-supply, start
> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: Welcome to the stack, but sadly without further info we can't help. What did you do before it stopped and shut down? Does the LED light up or not?  
> **username_2**: It is strange that the printer fails and cannot be switched on, usually this hints to overheating of electronic parts. Have you checked for excessive heat of the electronics?  
> **username_3**: Have you checked the output of the power supply? Just because the lights are on doesn't mean it's putting out any juice. A multimeter will help you figure this out.  

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