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1. SAFETY INFORMATION 

Even though the XPLORER 3D PROTO printer was designed to be as safe a piece of 
equipment as possible, we wish to remind you it was conceived for use by adults. Still, 
there are safety concerns you must keep in mind: 

1 - Adult supervision: because we can never stress this enough, XPLORER 3D PROTO was 
developed to be used by adults. Should you wish that your children also use it, you must 
supervise them at all times while they do so. You must also take great care with small 
printed objects, because children might try to swallow them, which poses a danger of 
them choking. 

2 - Extruder: whenever XPLORER 3D PROTO is functioning, the extruder nozzle can reach 
temperatures as high as 250º C (480º F), which can cause serious burns if touched. For 
that reason, even though it’s shielded and covered with a fan, you must always be 
careful not to touch the extruder. 

3 - Moving parts: whenever it’s functioning, XPLORER 3D PROTO has moving parts. For that 
reason, you should always keep a safe distance from the printer while it’s operating. 

4 - Filament: XPLORER 3D PROTO has been developed and tested to function with the 
specific filament sold on the XPLORER 3D website. Using filament from other sources may 
result in poor-quality printing and even damage the printer itself, voiding the warranty. 

5 - Cool and well-ventilated environment: XPLORER 3D PROTO works best in cool 
environments with some ventilation, which, just like any other electrical item, is also 
recommended to maintain an acceptable level of air quality around the printer. 

6 - XPLORER 3D PROTO integrity: never use XPLORER 3D PROTO without it being fully 
assembled. Using it without all of its components voids the warranty and can be 
dangerous. For the same reasons, avoid spilling any liquid on the printer. 

7 - Modifications to XPLORER 3D PROTO: if you modify XPLORER 3D PROTO in any way, this 
will immediately void the warranty. If you still wish to modify it, get in touch with us, explain 
your project and we might be able to provide you with useful information. 

 

Summary of Contents for 3D PROTO

Page 1: ...QUICK START GUIDE FOR USING XPLORER 3D PROTO...

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Page 3: ...S This the Quick Start Guide for using your XPLORER 3D PROTO You can find updated versions of this guide on our website at WWW XPLORER3D COM where you can get in touch with Customer Service if you hav...

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Page 5: ...INDEX 1 SAFETY INFORMATION 2 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS 3 UNPACKING AND INSTALLING XPLORER 3D PROTO...

Page 6: ...lity is calibrating Xplorer 3D PROTO Proper calibration is essential to performance and to ensure the desired results Poor calibration may keep you from printing the object you wish to make High resol...

Page 7: ...1 SAFETY INFORMATON...

Page 8: ...XPLORER 3D PROTO has moving parts For that reason you should always keep a safe distance from the printer while it s operating 4 Filament XPLORER 3D PROTO has been developed and tested to function wi...

Page 9: ...2 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS...

Page 10: ...bient temperature 15 30 C Storage temperature 0 30 C Humidity Low AC Input 200 240 VAC 2 0A 50 60 Hz Connectivity USB SD CARD Exterior Power Coated Aluminum Printing table Glass Acrylic Software name...

Page 11: ...3 UNPACKING AND INSTALLING XPLORER 3D PROTO...

Page 12: ...em as per instructions provided in the manual 4 Check to make sure the box contains the following items 1 Xplorer 3D PROTO Parts 4x 1 Printing Bed s Glass Acrylic 1 Tweezers 1 Allen key Set 1 Roll of...

Page 13: ...nt entry Extruder Motor Extruder nozzle Bed leveling screws Power ON OFF LED Display Control Menu Print Bed SD CARD mount USB Port Y Axis Motor X Axis Motor X Axis Limit Switch Y Axis Limit Switch Z A...

Page 14: ...nstallation file one by one or install from SD card 4 Follow the installation instructions to the end selecting the desired options 5 Run XPLORER ENGINE as administrator by right clicking on the short...

Page 15: ...ne in some cases 5 Place the spool inside the spool mount Take care to keep the filament wound tight because any looseness might cause kinks or knots to appear in the filament which makes printing imp...

Page 16: ...Import the 3D model you wish to print You can find a range of 3D models in the SD CARD online or you can create your own 3D model by using modeling software tutorials included 5 Make sure you ve foll...

Page 17: ...patula parallel to the table If none of these techniques work remove the tape Don t forget to replace the tape before printing again TROUBLESHOOTING We recommend you read our FAQ and Troubleshooting p...

Page 18: ...XPLORER 3D GLOBAL www Xplorer3D com All rights reserved...

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