reprap-industrial-v1:quick-start-guide
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reprap-industrial-v1:quick-start-guide [2014/10/28 15:22] Markus Bürgener [Health hazards] crushing hazard added |
reprap-industrial-v1:quick-start-guide [2014/12/04 09:43] Markus Bürgener [Initial commissioning] orthography |
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| Adjusting the filament spools. | Adjusting the filament spools. | ||
| - | Depending on the diameter of the filament spool you install, you may have to adjust the spool guides in order to avoid poor conveyance of the filament.\\ The spool guides are preinstalled for fitting the 750 g spools provided for test reasons.\\ To adjust the spool guides: | + | Depending on the diameter of the filament spool you install, you may have to adjust the spool carrier in order to avoid poor conveyance of the filament.\\ The spool carriers are preinstalled for fitting the 750 g spools included in the delivery.\\ To adjust the spool carriers: |
| * Use an Allen wrench size 2.5 to //loosen// the two fixing screws of each spool guide. | * Use an Allen wrench size 2.5 to //loosen// the two fixing screws of each spool guide. | ||
| * Load a new filament spool onto the guide. Observe the direction of rotation. | * Load a new filament spool onto the guide. Observe the direction of rotation. | ||
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| For day-to-day use, the power supply should stay connected to mains power (main switch in position **<I>** (ON). | For day-to-day use, the power supply should stay connected to mains power (main switch in position **<I>** (ON). | ||
| - | ===== Important Information on handling the print bed ===== | + | ===== Important information on handling the print bed ===== |
| The black sheets used as print beds are made of polyetherimide (PEI) glass fabric composite material. This material composition is highly resistant to a lot of solvents. It is particular compatible with acetone and isopropylalcohol.\\ If you experience insufficient adhesion of the printed objects to the print surface during the first prints, it is advisable to thoroughly clean the print bed once with an acetone-soaked lint-free cloth.\\ For further use, regular cleaning is usually not necessary. However, it should be ensured that the surface is always free of grease (i.e. fingerprints). Should grease residues on the surface lead to poor adhesion, the print bed can be degreased with isopropylalcohol.\\ After completion of a print proceed as follows: | The black sheets used as print beds are made of polyetherimide (PEI) glass fabric composite material. This material composition is highly resistant to a lot of solvents. It is particular compatible with acetone and isopropylalcohol.\\ If you experience insufficient adhesion of the printed objects to the print surface during the first prints, it is advisable to thoroughly clean the print bed once with an acetone-soaked lint-free cloth.\\ For further use, regular cleaning is usually not necessary. However, it should be ensured that the surface is always free of grease (i.e. fingerprints). Should grease residues on the surface lead to poor adhesion, the print bed can be degreased with isopropylalcohol.\\ After completion of a print proceed as follows: | ||
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| </WRAP> | </WRAP> | ||
| - | - Remove the two frontal bulldog clamps. | + | * Remove the two frontal bulldog clamps. |
| - | - Remove the print bed from from the print bed table. | + | * Remove the print bed from from the print bed table. |
| - | - Let the print bed cool down to room temperature with the workpiece still attached. Large printed objects are likely to separate themselves from the surface. Smaller objects may be released by gently bending the print bed from different angles and can easily pulled off afterwards. | + | * Let the print bed cool down to room temperature with the workpiece still attached. Large printed objects are likely to separate themselves from the surface. Smaller objects may be released by gently bending the print bed from different angles and can easily pulled off afterwards. |
| - | - If residues of the print material remain on the print bed, use a very sharp, flat mounted blade to scrape the surface clean. Be careful **not to scratch** the print bed. | + | * If residues of the print material remain on the print bed, use a very sharp, flat mounted blade to scrape the surface clean. Be careful **not to scratch** the print bed. |
| <WRAP info> | <WRAP info> | ||
reprap-industrial-v1/quick-start-guide.txt · Last modified: 2016/03/18 14:05 by Markus Bürgener
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