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Miro 13 (Max) & Miro 24 - Temperature Calibration of Heating Plates

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  • 38 instructions
  • 1 video
  • Updated 2026-04-20

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Correcting Temperature Offset for Main Heating Unit and Front Heating Plate

  1. 0:02Correcting Main Heating Unit Temperature Difference
  2. 0:20Main Heating Unit Offset – Panel Reading Higher Than Actual
  3. 0:58Main Heating Unit Offset – Panel Reading Lower Than Actual
  4. 1:36Closing Main Heating Unit
  5. 1:45Correcting Front Heating Plate Temperature Difference
  6. 1:55Front Heating Plate Offset – Panel Reading Higher Than Actual
  7. 2:25Front Heating Plate Offset – Panel Reading Lower Than Actual
Written steps7

Correcting Main Heating Unit Temperature Difference

Watch this part0:02
  1. Unlock both side buckles of the main heating unit.
  2. Open the lid of the main heating unit.
  3. Measure the actual temperature using a thermometer gun.
  4. Compare the actual temperature to the panel temperature reading.

Main Heating Unit Offset – Panel Reading Higher Than Actual

Watch this part0:20
  1. Example: Actual temperature is 120°C.
  2. Panel temperature reads 130°C.
  3. Long press the ISIT button to enter the submenu until the display shows the C section.
  4. Navigate to PB1, which represents the temperature offset for the main heating unit.
  5. PB1 default value is 0.
  6. Set PB1 to -10.
  7. Long press the ISIT button to save and exit.
  8. Confirm the panel temperature adjusts to match the actual temperature.

Main Heating Unit Offset – Panel Reading Lower Than Actual

Watch this part0:58
  1. Example: Actual temperature is 140°C.
  2. Panel temperature reads 130°C.
  3. Long press the ISIT button to enter the submenu until the display shows the C section.
  4. Navigate to PB1.
  5. Set PB1 to 10.
  6. Long press the ISIT button to save and exit.
  7. Verify the panel temperature matches the actual temperature as it rises.

Closing Main Heating Unit

Watch this part1:36
  1. Close the lid of the main heating unit.
  2. Lock both side buckles.

Correcting Front Heating Plate Temperature Difference

Watch this part1:45
  1. Measure the front heating plate temperature using a thermometer gun.
  2. Compare the actual temperature to the panel temperature reading.

Front Heating Plate Offset – Panel Reading Higher Than Actual

Watch this part1:55
  1. Example: Actual temperature is 75°C.
  2. Panel temperature reads 80°C.
  3. Long press the ISIT button to enter the submenu until the display shows the C section.
  4. Navigate to PB2, which represents the temperature offset for the front heating plate.
  5. PB2 default value is 0.
  6. Set PB2 to -5.
  7. Long press the ISIT button to save and exit.
  8. Confirm the panel temperature adjusts to match the actual temperature.

Front Heating Plate Offset – Panel Reading Lower Than Actual

Watch this part2:25
  1. Example: Actual temperature is 85°C.
  2. Panel temperature reads 80°C.
  3. Long press the ISIT button to enter the submenu until the display shows the C section.
  4. Navigate to PB2.
  5. Set PB2 to 5.
  6. Long press the ISIT button to save and exit.
  7. Verify the panel temperature matches the actual temperature as it rises.

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