Dremel 3D40 Manual

WARNING
Read the Dremel 3D40 manual and these
instructions before replacing a clogged
heatsink tube in your Dremel 3D40. Failure to comply with the
warnings and instructions may result in fire, equipment damage,
property damage, or personal injury.
Always unplug Dremel 3D40 from its power before performing
any service procedures. Failure to do so may result in personal
injury and equipment damage.
Use only Dremel approved materials and components. Use of
object materials, or 3D objects other than Dremel approved object
materials and genuine Dremel components may void warranty.
Repairs on the Dremel 3D40 may require the use of special tools
(pulling devices and bearing press). Authorized repair centers have
trained repair technicians and equipment necessary to perform
these repairs.
For the location of the repair center near you, please call 1-844-
4DRML3D (1-844-437-6533) Monday thru Friday, 8AM to 6PM CST.
Or, look on our web site at www.Dremel3D.com and follow the link
for 'Support'.
CONTINENTAL UNITED STATES
Dremel Service Center
4915 21st Street
Racine, WI 53406
Phone: 1-844-4DRML3D
CAUTION
Use proper anti-static precautions when
performing this replacement. Discharge
static electricity before beginning. Work on a static-free sur-
face.
This document will outline the steps necessary to clear a
clog in the heatsink tube assembly caused by the filament
bulging up inside the tube. If the filament becomes clogged,
neither loading nor unloading will be possible. Tube clogging
can occur by either using an old filament that's kept in the
open for a longer duration or from 3rd party filaments with
lower transition temperatures.
Tools Required:
• Scissors
• 2mm Hex wrench (Allen key)
• 2.5mm Hex wrench (Allen key)
• 3/32 inches Flathead screwdriver
• T10 Torx screwdriver (no longer than 4 inches)
3D40 Clogged Heatsink Tube
Replacement
CANADA
Giles Tool Agency
47 Granger Ave,
Scarborough, ON
M1K 3K9, Canada
Phone:1-416-287-3000
West Coast Tool
4008 Myrtle Street
Burnaby, B.C. V5C 4G2
Phone: 1-604-873-5394
PRE-SERVICE PREPARATION
Step 1: Bring Printer to Safe State for Service
a. Turn on the printer, and verify that the temperature icon
reads cool (blue). If it is not blue, allow adequate time
for the nozzle to cool until the icon reads blue.
b. Turn off the printer.
c. Unplug the printer.