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The print will start after the components reached the

printing temperature.

7 Other Function

7.1 MicroProbe Calibration

If you find the MicroProbe factory offset is incorrect, or you

have rewritten the system, the s

teps for calibration are as

follows:

Setup—Calibration——Start Probing——Move Z(

adjust the

distance between the nozzle and bed:

±

1mm

)——Test

Z(

adjust the distance between the nozzle and bed: -0.1mm to

+0.1mm

)——Accept & Save

Summary of Contents for Hurakan

Page 1: ...1 51 WWW BIQU3D COM BIQU Hurakan User Manual V1 0...

Page 2: ...ura Slicer Setting 19 5 3 Cura Slicing 22 6 Printing 25 6 1 Print via a MicroSD Card 25 6 2 Print via WiFi 28 6 3 Print via a USB Drive 31 7 Other Function 33 7 1 MicroProbe Calibration 33 7 2 Auto Le...

Page 3: ...3 51 WWW BIQU3D COM 1 Packing List Tools 1set Screw Accessories 1set BIQU Hurakan TF Card Card Reader 1set Nozzle 1pc Power Cord 1pc Filament for Test 50g Cable Ties 10pcs...

Page 4: ...ncluding flexible filament with 95A stiffness File Format G code Firmware Klipper Printing Method USB Drive LAN Controlled Slicing Software Compatibility Cura Repetier Host Simplify 3D Rated Voltage 1...

Page 5: ...5 51 WWW BIQU3D COM 3 Installation Step 1 Remove the motor from the gantry M4X16 Countersunk Screw 2pcs Lead Screw Sleeve 1pc Step 2 Put the X axis module on the gantry...

Page 6: ...h the Z axis aluminum part If it is too tight or too loose the eccentric nut can be adjusted with a wrench so that the POM wheels on both sides of the Z axis do not shake and are not too tight Step 3...

Page 7: ...7 51 WWW BIQU3D COM Step 4 Mount the gantry on the machine base M5X40 Socket Head Screw 4pcs Step 5 Install the filament bracket M4X8 Button Head Screw 2pcs...

Page 8: ...ot on the top and finally tighten the screw with a screwdriver The T nut will rotate slightly during the tightening process to make itself stuck in the aluminum profile slot to fix the filament bracke...

Page 9: ...1pc Note The printer is equipped with a BIQU MicroProbe thus the Z limit switch shouldn t need to be installed However if you do wish to use the Z limit switch it should be installed approximately at...

Page 10: ...le 3P Terminal with E Label X axis Motor Connection Cable 6P Terminal with X Label X axis Limit Switch Wire 3P Terminal with X Label Prindhead Connection Cable 14P Terminal with Box Header Connector S...

Page 11: ...11 51 WWW BIQU3D COM PTFE Tube 1pc Push the PTFE tube in until it can no longer be inserted Note Check whether the screws on the printer are installed correctly and make sure they are tight...

Page 12: ...check whether the voltage mode of the power supply matches your household voltage If not use a screwdriver to toggle the switch to select the mode that matches your household voltage Make sure that e...

Page 13: ...n Speed Printing Speed Printing Time The Location of the Printhead Progress Bar of the Printing Time Heated Bed Temperature Nozzle Temperature Tram the print bed with the following procedure Control H...

Page 14: ...paper between the nozzle and print bed adjust the bed height of each corner of the print bed with the thumbscrew until you can feel slight resistance when moving the A4 paper back and forth Note this...

Page 15: ...15 51 WWW BIQU3D COM When the thumbscrew is turned clockwise the bed will rise and counterclockwise the bed will descend...

Page 16: ...WWW BIQU3D COM 16 51 4 2 Insert Filament Cut the filament tip pointy hold down the extruder handle and push the filament into the extruder into the filament tube at the same time...

Page 17: ...e tight 4 3 Tuning of Nozzle Height Enter the secondary interface during printing Tune Offset Z 0 000 Adjust according to the height of the nozzle When the nozzle is too high from the bed Z is adjuste...

Page 18: ...The nozzle is too high from the bed filament curls and does not lay around the nozzle and not stick sufficiently well to the bed The nozzle is too close to the bed The nozzle or bed may be damaged 5...

Page 19: ...19 51 WWW BIQU3D COM 5 2 Cura Slicer Setting Setup the slicer according to the following steps...

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Page 22: ...g Drag and drop the model file you want to print into Cura In the printer that you have set up slice the model using the stock settings or import your own settings if you are an advanced user click sl...

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Page 25: ...l freeze immediately 2 The installed OS on the MicroSD can be damaged and will need to be reflashed 3 MicroSD can be damaged and you will need a brand new high quality MicroSD card 6 1 Print via a Mic...

Page 26: ...WWW BIQU3D COM 26 51 Step 2 Insert Micro SD and power the machine on again Step 3 Select the gcode file SD Card BB1_boat gcode Start Printing...

Page 27: ...ated bed start to warm up and when the temperature reaches the preset temperature the machine starts printing The nozzle and heated bed will cool down after the print is finished remove the print afte...

Page 28: ...ss Step 1 Set the WIFI ssid and password Note your control device and the printer need to be connected to the same WiFi Make sure the machine is powered down remove the MicroSD card and modify the sys...

Page 29: ...the file Note No setup is required if the printer is using a wired network Step 2 Insert the MicroSD card and power on the machine Click the rotary knob and scroll to the bottom to check the IP addres...

Page 30: ...WWW BIQU3D COM 30 51 Upload the gcode file Select the file and click print...

Page 31: ...31 51 WWW BIQU3D COM The print will start after the components reached the printing temperature 6 3 Print via a USB Drive Transfer the gcode file into the USB Drive folder...

Page 32: ...WWW BIQU3D COM 32 51 Plug the USB drive into the corresponding port of the printer Select the gcode file SD Card usb sda1 BB1_boat gcode Start Printing...

Page 33: ...roProbe Calibration If you find the MicroProbe factory offset is incorrect or you have rewritten the system the steps for calibration are as follows Setup Calibration Start Probing Move Z adjust the d...

Page 34: ...WWW BIQU3D COM 34 51 Make sure the distance between the bed and the nozzle is between 0 and 0 1mm...

Page 35: ...35 51 WWW BIQU3D COM If Move Z cannot be adjusted you can adjust Test Z for more precise fine tuning...

Page 36: ...WWW BIQU3D COM 36 51 Make sure the distance between the bed and the nozzle is between 0 and 0 1mm Back to previous interface...

Page 37: ...37 51 WWW BIQU3D COM Accept Save then we can start auto leveling 7 2 Auto Leveling Control Bed Mesh Save...

Page 38: ...WWW BIQU3D COM 38 51 The running track of the printhead during bed mesh Wait for the finish the printer will automatically save the config and return to the main interface...

Page 39: ...39 51 WWW BIQU3D COM 7 3 Z axis Limit Selection choose one of two options...

Page 40: ...WWW BIQU3D COM 40 51 1 Use the MicroProbe to configure the z axis limit factory default setting 2 Use the configuration of the Z axis limit module the...

Page 41: ...41 51 WWW BIQU3D COM Z axis limit module needs to be installed first and the configuration file needs to be modified...

Page 42: ...WWW BIQU3D COM 42 51 7 4 ON OFF of the Filament Runout Detection Module...

Page 43: ...s The red light is on for 100W Both the red and blue lights are on for 240W ADXL345 Interface RJ45 Interface USB Interface for USB Drive USB camera and other modules with USB interface 7 6 Display Thu...

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Page 45: ...45 51 WWW BIQU3D COM It is not necessary to set any settings since Fluidd can detect all resolutions Then use Cura to slice and upload to Fluidd...

Page 46: ...e places Answer 1 Printing too fast Recommended speed 60 80mm s The timing belt timing pulley may be loose please re tighten it Synchronous motor lost steps The current for the motor is not high enoug...

Page 47: ...zle wait for the filament to liquefy wipe off the outflowing filament and finally use pliers to tighten the nozzle Note Do not touch the hot nozzle directly with your hands Question 3 Filament is a bi...

Page 48: ...ion 4 Warping Answer 4 The distance between the nozzle and the bed is too far adjust the distance The cooling of the nozzle outlet is insufficient please make sure that the fan is working properly Pro...

Page 49: ...may be applied Question 7 The extruder makes an abnormal sound of Ka Ka Ka during printing Answer 7 It may be that the nozzle is blocked use a needle to unclog it The quality of the filament is not h...

Page 50: ...tance by 1mm and test again to see if the performance improves Check the retraction speed Retraction works best between 20 and 100mm s In order to set the most ideal value it is necessary to set diffe...

Page 51: ...hand into the machine when the printer is working to avoid being pinched 5 The machine must not be used for more than 100 hours for a long time to avoid damage to the parts due to overheating 6 Minors...

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