This plugin is causing extruder overheating

[Deses]

Describe the bug

Whenever this plugin is enabled, Octoprint sets the E0 temp to 400 then to 260, ignoring the gcode parameters. Lucky overheating prevention in the firmware stops before something bad happens.

I've tried safe mode and it doesn't happen there. Then I disabled every plugin and enabled one at a time, and FilamentManager specifically triggers this issue.

Steps to reproduce

1. Load any gcode.
2. Print.

Expected behavior
Temperature is not heater-melting high.

Did the same happen when all other 3rd party plugins are disabled?
Yep.

Log file
octoprint.log

Screenshots

Additional context
This happened to me before, and I always fixed it by reconnection to the printer. Disconnecting and connecting to the printer always fixed this, but now it doesn't.

• OctoPrint 1.7.0
• Python 3.7.3
• OctoPi 0.17.0
• Ender 3
• SKR Mini E3 V1.2
• Marlin 2.0.7.2

Other plugins installed:

• ABL Expert Plugin (0.6)
• Arc-Welder (1.0.0+u.bb71e8f)
• Autoscroll (0.0.3)
• BLTouch Plugin (0.3.4)
• Bed Visualizer (1.1.0)
• BetterHeaterTimeout (1.3.0)
• Camera Settings (0.3.0)
• Cancel Objects (0.4.6)
• Cost Estimation (3.3.0)
• DisplayProgress (0.1.3)
• Dragon Order (0.1.7)
• DryRun Plugin (1.2.0)
• Filament Manager (1.9.0)
• Firmware Updater (1.12.0)
• Floating Navbar (0.3.7)
• GcodeEditor (0.2.12)
• Navbar Temperature Plugin (0.14)
• Preheat Button (0.8.0)
• PrettyGCode (1.2.4)
• PrintTimeGenius Plugin (2.2.8)
• PrinterAlerts (0.7.5)
• Resource Monitor (0.3.5)
• Telegram Notifications (1.6.5)
• Terminal Messaging (0.1.0)
• Themeify (1.2.2)
• TouchUI (0.3.18)
• Tuya Smartplug (0.3.0)
• WiFi Status (1.7.2)
• Z Probe Offset (0.5)

[Deses]

So I've been told that the issue is that I've set a temperature offset of 200ºC when I have to set the temperature offset to 0ºC.

Ok, that makes sense.

The problem is that the Spanish translation doesn't say "temperature offset", it just says "temperature"!! That's why I configured my spools wrong!