Table Of Contents Unplugging the Power Cable Changing the Printer's Position Unscrewing the Bottom Plate, part 1 Turning the Printer Unscrewing the Bottom Plate, part 2 Separating the Bottom Plate Unplugging all Cables from the Motherboard Motherboard Removal Motherboard Assembly Plugging all the Cables into the Motherboard Bottom Plate Installation Securing the Bottom Plate, part 1...
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The motherboard is the main printed circuit board which allows communication between all other components of the printer. It is placed under the bottom plate, along with the cooling fan and power supply unit. Any motherboard failure may create problems with other components and the printer may not properly perform. If, for example, your printer is overheating, or it starts to run but there is nothing displayed on the front panel, or it suddenly turns off during the printing process and cannot be restarted, it may indicate the motherboard failure.
Changing the Printer's Position Grab the printer’s housing and change the printer’s position so that you can easily access the bottom plate. page 5 / 19...
Unplugging all Cables from the Motherboard Unplug all the cables from the motherboard. The video shows the new version of the motherboard. Prior versions of the motherboard may look slightly different. page 10 / 19...
Motherboard Removal Unscrew the five screws that secure the motherboard using a 2.5mm Allen key and remove the motherboard from the printer. page 11 / 19...
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