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Original Instructions 2015
SAFETY FEATURES
The 3DP1000 is designed to comply with CE standards.
Standard printers, sold after 12/4/15 are equipped with
the following safety features:
FIRST AID
• All operators should have access to first aid
equipment and know how to use it.
SAFETY GUIDELINES & WARNINGS
The following safety guidelines, as well as the instructions
within this user manual, ensure the safety of the user
while operating and maintaining the
3DP1000
printer.
If the printer is not operated as specified, the operator's
safety may be compromised.
Installation
• Connect the printer to the safety-certified power
cord supplied with the machine. The electrical outlet
should be near the printer and easily accessible.
• Never connect the printer to an outlet that does not
have a ground wire. Disconnecting the ground wire
may result in electric shock.
Operation
• The
3DP1000
printer generates high temperatures
in the print nozzle and the print bed—do not touch
when hot. Allow the unit to cool before touching.
• Do not set objects on the heated print bed. Do not
lean or stand on the print bed. Doing so may cause
injury to the operator.
• Due to high temperature outputs and moving parts,
the location where the printer is operating should be
equipped with working smoke and flame detection.
• The
3DP1000
printer melts material during printing.
Some materials may require ventilation.
• Do not leave the
3DP1000
printer unattended while
in operation.
• The
3DP1000
includes linear actuators that move
in multiple directions at variant speeds. When in
motion, they may cause injury. Keep all items and
persons clear of the moving actuators, and avoid all
bumping or pinching of moving actuators.
• Do not place head or any other body part near the
print head or nozzle, as injury may occur if pinched
between the print bed and the nozzle.
• In case of emergency, unplug the unit from the
electrical outlet—or use the Emergency Stop.
Maintenance
• All maintenance shall be performed according to the
manufacturers guidelines and instructions. Failure to
follow the guidelines may cause injury.
• When maintaining equipment that is hot, wear
gloves to avoid injury.
Safety
1. Pinch point protection on
the Z axis
2. Pinch point protection
during homing routines
3. Y axis bumper protects
the user from contact
with the motor end of the
actuator during printing
4. Y axis bumper protects
the user from contact
with the idle end of the
actuator during printing
5. Wire covers prevent
accidental disconnection
of the motors
5. (2) Emergency
Stop buttons located on
the front and back
of the machine
