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place, then
slowly and carefully remove the display
- be careful not to damage the display’s
wires. Use compressed air from the distance of about 30 cm to clean out the dust particles gently.
Do not use sharp or rough objects!
13.8. Carbon filter replacement
Check the carbon filter from time to time to ensure it is in good shape.
The carbon filter is
located on the back side of the printer under a small door.
Use an Allen key to remove two
screws holding the door shut. Open the door and remove the filter. Check if it is in good shape,
and consider replacing it if it isn’t.
13.9. Tower maintenance
The tower (Z-axis consisting of the trapezoidal rod and the cantilever) requires little to no regular
maintenance. In case the printer starts making unwanted noises when lifting or raising the
platform,
consider applying a lubricant
on the trapezoidal rod - any good super lube will do the
trick.
13.10. Tilt maintenance
The key to a long-lasting and smoothly running tilt bed is simple:
keep it as clean as possible.
Use the included plastic tray every time you manipulate with the resin or the print platform with
finished print. The tray will stop the resin from spilling over the tilt bed.
