<p>Okay, to anyone who is looking at this post, I am an idiot. I have spent the last 4 or more hours sifting through youtube videos and forum posts to figure out this problem. I have reinstalled firmware modifications dozens of times. All of this, to just now discover that I never had the bed or hotend cables connected. That's right, I never even considered the fact that I had yet to plug in those cables after transporting my printer to a new location.</p>
<p>Don't be like me. Check the simplest solutions first.</p>

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2021-03-07T01:41:32.507Z
MINTEMP! no connection is Mintemp -14!
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Caleb Wasserbeck
<p>I recently installed Marlin 1.1.9.1 onto my Creality CR-10S. After doing so, the temperatures for both the bed and hotend now read -14 °C. I have changed the setting in the Marlin <code>configurations.h</code> to several different thermistors, and it either reads 0 or -14 °C.</p>
<p>I have now installed several different versions of Marlin and with each one I experience the same problem.</p>
<p>Is there some tuning setting that I am missing or has installing the firmware somehow fried something on my board?</p>

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Printer thermistors read completely wrong after changing firmware
Caleb Wasserbeck
# Printer thermistors read completely wrong after changing firmware

(Asked by: username_0 on 2021-03-06)

I recently installed Marlin 1.1.9.1 onto my Creality CR-10S. After doing so, the temperatures for both the bed and hotend now read -14 °C. I have changed the setting in the Marlin `configurations.h` to several different thermistors, and it either reads 0 or -14 °C.

I have now installed several different versions of Marlin and with each one I experience the same problem.

Is there some tuning setting that I am missing or has installing the firmware somehow fried something on my board?

**Tags:** marlin, firmware, creality-cr-10, thermistor

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## 1 answers

### Answer by username_0 on 2021-03-06. Score: 2

Okay, to anyone who is looking at this post, I am an idiot. I have spent the last 4 or more hours sifting through youtube videos and forum posts to figure out this problem. I have reinstalled firmware modifications dozens of times. All of this, to just now discover that I never had the bed or hotend cables connected. That's right, I never even considered the fact that I had yet to plug in those cables after transporting my printer to a new location.

Don't be like me. Check the simplest solutions first.

> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: MINTEMP! no connection is Mintemp -14!  

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