Printhead anomaly error indicates an abnormal connection of the printhead adapter board (linking the printhead and the extruder).
Check the connection status or wiring between the motherboard and the printhead adapter board.
NOTE: POWER OFF the printer when checking for abnormalities.
Step 1. Loosen the 2 screws at the nozzle part and re-insert the connection.
Step 2. Remove the bottom cover and re-plug the Type-C port of the machine.
Note: You can refer to the video to remove the bottom cover.
https://youtu.be/zC8LA6qXsZ8?si=mflg46uAwGhNVKHL
Step 3. Re-plug the wiring here. If there is solidified glue, you can remove it directly.
Step 4. Power on the machine to check if the error still occurs.
If so, replace the damaged wiring with a new one.
The picture shows a damaged wiring.
Generally, about 20-30 seconds after powering on the printer, the indicator light will start to flash. If not, refer to how-to-replace-the-motherboard to replace the old motherboard with a new one.
If you have a multimeter and are proficient in using it, you can try the following measurement methods. If not, you can ignore this option as it is relatively difficult.
NOTE: POWER OFF the printer when the test is carried out.
If the measurement of the extruder communication board shows no problem, use the buzzer resistance range of a multimeter to measure whether the resistance of the mainboard is around 0.750. If the measured data of these two parts varies significantly, the mainboard is faulty. Refer to how-to-replace-the-motherboard for the motherboard replacement.
If both the motherboard and the extruder communication board show no problems in the measurement, replace the CAN bus.