Installing Mosfets on a 3d printer ctc i3 pro b

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The problem with these printers is that the control board connectors are not rated for the power used by the 3D printer. In other words, the printer is trying to pull more electrical current than the connectors are rated for and eventually resulting in overheating and possible damage to control board.
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[@Britec09]

Great video Daz, looks a good little 3D printer.

[@fixitdaz]

Cheers Bri, Yep it's a fantastic bit of kit.

[@isoguy.]

Hey, thanks for the upgrade tutorial. Appreciate your time.

[@fixitdaz]

Your welcome

[@allenwhitaker5170]

Great job cracking piece of kit

[@fixitdaz]

Yep it's fantastic

[@errolfoster1101]

I had to replace the board with screw connectors for the bed the plugin bed connectors burnt the board funny thing though is I got the new board from geeetech they must have had an idea this was going to happen