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CLEANING THE TOUCHSCREEN DISPLAY
Caution: Using a cleaner which contains ammonia and/or alcohol can damage
the touchscreen. Only a suitable LCD cleaning solution and microfiber cloth
(included in the Welcome Kit) should be used to clean the touchscreen display.
As needed, to remove smudge marks and buildup, clean the touchscreen display using the LCD cleaner and
microfiber cloth provided in the Welcome Kit.
Apply an adequate amount of LCD cleaning solution to the provided microfiber cloth and then gently wipe the
exterior surface of the touchscreen display to clean its surface. It is recommended that you apply LCD cleaner to
the microfiber cloth rather than applying cleaner directly to the touchscreen display, as excess moisture may
damage the display.
CLEANING THE LIQUEFIER TIPS
The printer automatically cleans the tips before and during each part build, using the tip wipe assembly.
However, material that cannot be removed during the auto-cleaning process may occasionally accumulate on
the tips. The brass, wooden-handled brush (included in the Welcome Kit) should be used to remove excess
material manually.
CLEANING THE PURGE CHUTE
Occasionally, purged material debris can catch within the purge chute and impede the passage of purged
material debris into the purge bin. The purge chute access plate can be removed to allow for cleaning of the
purge chute. To remove the purge chute access plate for cleaning:
1.
Turn power OFF by pressing the red Power OFF button on the front of the printer. (See
"Powering OFF the Printer" on page
2.
Turn the AC circuit breaker switch to the OFF position and then turn the AC disconnect switch to
the OFF position. (See
location.)
3.
Open the oven door.
Hot Surface: Depending on how long the oven has been allowed to cool,
components may be hot. If the printer's thumbscrews are hot, wear the safety
gloves provided in the Welcome Kit to loosen and remove thumbscrews.
4.
Remove the two (2) thumbscrews securing the purge chute access plate.
5.
Carefully remove the purge chute access plate by pulling it up and out of its slot within the oven
frame (see
Figure 7-26 on page
Note: The glass pane within the purge chute access plate is loose and may
potentially break. Use caution when removing the purge chute access plate to
ensure that the glass pane does not fall from its slot.
6.
Clean the purge chute as needed to remove accumulated material debris.
7.
Reinstall the purge chute access plate and secure using the two (2) thumbscrews.
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