Flashforge Adventurer 5M User Manual page 13

Pull out the cut filament and insert the new filament into the filament guide tube. If the
material type is changed, click [PLA] to select the corresponding material type.
Click [Start], wait for the extruder to heat up and filament feeding will begin. When you
see the previous filament is extruded, insert the new filament, and observe its flow and
the extrusion. If the new filament smoothly comes out of the nozzle, the filament change
is successful. If not, hold the filament by hand, insert it into the inlet, and click [Again] to
retry. Feel for filament movement until it is extruded. After successful loading, insert the
filament guide tube into the inlet.
Notes:
If the previous filament roll is completely used up and there is no filament in the
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guide tube, you can proceed with the loading process directly.
When changing filament, try to clear out the old filament using the new filament.
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You can click the [?] button to view the nozzle usage guide on the screen.
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Network Connection
Click on settings and then click on the Wi-Fi icon to enter the network connection
interface.
Wireless Network Connection
Turn on the Wi-Fi switch and tap to connect to the corresponding wireless network.
Once connected successfully, the network will be marked, and a Wi-Fi icon will appear at
the top right corner of the screen.
Wired Network Connection
Select [Ethernet] and plug the network cable into the Ethernet port on the back of the
printer following on-screen instructions. Once connected successfully, it will display as
[Connected], and an Ethernet icon will appear at the top right corner of the screen.
Printing Methods
Printing via USB
The printer supports printing via USB. Save the sliced file to a USB flash drive, insert it
into the printer, and select the corresponding file to start printing.
Printing via Wi-fi transfer
After successfully connecting the printer to the network, open FlashPrint 5. After
finishing slicing, click [Print] in the menu and select the Adventurer 5M as the machine to
connect to. You can connect it to the printer by entering the IP address or by automatic
scanning.
Note: The printer and the computer must be connected to the same network.
The IP address can be viewed by long-pressing the connected network or in the Printer
Info interface by clicking the Home button and then Information button.
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