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VI POST-PRINTING OPERATIONS
1. REMOVING THE PRINTOUT FROM THE DEVICE
The cooling sequence starts immediately after finishing the printing process. The work field of the printer
remains highlighted in red until the temperature is safe for removing the printout from the work table. Except
the color of highlighting while the device cools down, information on cooling progress is displayed on the
printer’s panel. When the temperature of printer is safe, the device lighting turns green and the panel displays
message
Remove Model.
Always wear protective gloves when removing the printed object from the work table!
NOTE:
The cooling sequence can be skipped after finishing printing. To do this select, the option Skip Cooling from the
printer’s menu. However, only experienced operators are allowed to use this option. To prevent accidental burns,
make sure that the printing head is cooled down and withdrawn to zero position of X-axis (maximum left).
To remove the printout from the table, use the attached spatula to gently pry the object up from several sides. Never use sharp
corners of spatula – use only the flat edge of the tool (fig. 34). Never remove the printout by force, as this may damage the work
table. In case of problems with separating the printout from the table, it is recommended to reheat the work table and cool it
down again. Reheating the table can be repeated several times and may prove necessary for solids with large surface base,
the base of printout should be constantly pried up with a spatula when the device is cooled.
WARNING:
Do not touch the table surface with bare hands! Any undesired substance spread on the surface of work table
may affect its adhesive/adherent properties necessary for the correct printing process. Always use CLEAN
protective gloves to ensure that printed objects shall properly adhere to the table.
2. CLEANING
2.1. Cleaning the print head
Cleaning the print head is recommended each time after finishing printing for the purpose of removing any re -
mains of molten/burned material stuck to the outer surface of the nozzle (Figure 11, element 26).
Fig. 34. Printout removal procedure.