Table of Contents Thank You and Terms of Use a. Terms b. Specifications Unpacking & Setting Up ExtrusionBot a. Out of the box b. The Spool c. The Pellet Hopper Operating ExtrusionBot a. Switch Functions b. Powering On c. Operating the P.I.D.
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“consumers” in the Magnuson-Moss Warranty-Federal Trade Commission Improvements Act. LIMITATIONS OF LIABILITY. In no event will ExtrusionBot, LLC or any of our respective officers, directors, employees, shareholders, affiliates, agents, successors or assigns, nor any party involved in the creation or production of our...
Specifications PHYSICAL DIMENSIONS Without Spool: 23” x 8” x 9” With Spool: 23” x 8” x 11” Shipping Box: 24” x 10” x 10” Weight: 11 lbs. Shipping Weight: 12 lbs. TEMPERATURE Ambient Operating Temperature: 130° F Storage Temperature: 78° F ELECTRICAL AC Input: 120v and 240v Power Requirements:...
The bot is still ready to be used, you will just need to adjust a few things to make it operational. As you remove ExtrusionBot from the box there will be some pieces of tape guarding the spool motor and maintaining the rubber spool holder in place.
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The fan will also need to be rotated down about 45° or to your own preferred angle. 90° **For best results during the extruding process please do not install the nozzle after reading the “Operating ExtrusionBot” section of this manual. ** Out of the Box (continued)
The Pellet Hopper The stock pellet hopper that comes installed on ExtrusionBot can easily be interchanged with the Jumbo Pellet hopper. To remove the pellet hopper, grip the top of the pellet hopper and gently twist clockwise and counter-clockwise while also pulling upward from the top of the machine.
This switch powers the Auger Motor Powering On Before powering ExtrusionBot on, check to make sure that all 3 of the switches are in the off position. Then plug the cord into the wall, insert the included key and turn clockwise. The red main power light should now be illuminated and the P.I.D should begin its startup processes.
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** WE SUGGEST FIRST TO RUN A FEW FEET OF YOUR MEDIA THROUGH THE EXTRUSIONBOT BEFORE INSTALLING THE NOZZLE; THIS WILL HELP REMOVE ANY RESIDUAL OILS OR DEBRIS THAT MAY BE LEFT OVER FROM THE MACHINING PROCESS.
Operating the P.I.D. Your ExtrusionBot is currently set to 100° with a 5° operating band; this means that the unit will only extrude filament if it is within 5° of the set temperature of 100°. This section will show how to setup the alarm so that the number typed into the alarm is the safe band for ExtrusionBot to operate at.
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4. Press the SET button repeatedly until the display matches the diagram below. (The red numbers in the upper field may not be the same as the one pictured. These numbers indicate the current temperature of the unit.) You can now set the Alarm function equal to the tolerance band you want to operate with.
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Lastly, press and hold the SET button until the display matches the diagram below. The PID is now set up to operate within the 5° tolerance band of any temperature that is set. If you change the temperature to a new setting, the PID will automatically adjust itself to run at the 5°...
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Troubleshooting support@extrusionbot.net If you ever need help in resolving an issue with your ExtrusionBot, send an email to the address above to open a trouble ticket with the Extrusionbot support team. To expedite your issue and to help us better understand the issues you are having please send pictures with a detailed description of the issue.
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My Auger is working but nothing is coming out of the nozzle. Simply remove the nozzle and check it for obstructions. Then turn on the auger motor and run some material out of the Extrusionbot without the nozzle installed. Re install the nozzle, allow adequate time for the nozzle to come up to the correct temperature and now turn on the auger motor.
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Maintenance Generally, ExtrusionBot is virtually maintenance free. There are no user serviceable parts inside Extrusionbot. The user will not need to remove the back cover of ExtrusionBot unless working with an ExtrusionBot support team member and is being instructed to do so.
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