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Operating & Maintaining the Stratasys P750K 3D Printer
6–6
DOC08010 Rev. A (DRAFT 1)
3. cartridgesOn
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the
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printer
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interface,
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click
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the
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red
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button
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to
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switch
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the
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printer
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to
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online
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mode.
The
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color
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of
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the
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button
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changes
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from
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red
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to
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green
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(see
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figure 6
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4).
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If
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there
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is
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a
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job
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in
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the
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Job
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Manager
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queue,
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it
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is
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sent
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to
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the
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printer.
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In
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the
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printer
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interface,
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the
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printer
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mode
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changes
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from
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Idle
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to
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Pre
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print,
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as
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the
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printer’s
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components
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prepare
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themselves
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for
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production:
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•
The
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block
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is
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heated.
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The
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UV
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lamps
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are
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powered
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and
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they
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warm
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up.
When
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printing
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begins,
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Objet
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Studio
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sends
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seven
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slices
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to
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the
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printer
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control
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application.
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This
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is
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the
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standard
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buffer
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between
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Objet
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Studio
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and
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the
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printer.
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As
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each
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slice
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is
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printed,
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another
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slice
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is
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sent
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to
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the
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printer.
Depending
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on
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the
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size
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of
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the
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model(s)
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to
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be
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produced,
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printing
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can
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take
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between
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several
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hours
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to
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several
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days.
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As
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long
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as
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there
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is
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enough
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Model
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and
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Support
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material
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in
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the
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supply
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cartridges,
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printing
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proceeds
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automatically
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until
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the
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job
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is
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finished.
The
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Stratasys
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P750K
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printer
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uses
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up
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to
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six
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different
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Model
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material
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cartridges
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to
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produce
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models.
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In
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addition,
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two
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Support
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material
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cartridges
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are
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required.
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If
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additional
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cartridges
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are
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installed
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and
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they
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are
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not
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needed
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for
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the
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current
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job,
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the
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printer
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interface
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indicates
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which
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are
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being
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used:
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Blue
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cartridge—used
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for
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the
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job
•
Gray
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cartridge—not
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used
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for
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the
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job
You
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can
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monitor
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printer
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status
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indicators
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by
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switching
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the
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printer
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interface
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display.
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To
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do
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this,
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click
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the
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display
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toggle
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button
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in
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the
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printer
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interface
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screen.
Figure 6-4: Printer indicators
Temperature.
in front of
print block
Temperature
behind
print block
Waste weight
Display
toggle button
Printer set to
online mode
(green)
Chamber temp.
Left UV lamp
Right UV lamp
Temp. of each head
Support/Model
material in print-
block reservoir
System
vacuum level
Temp. of material
pre-heaters