B9Creations Core Series Printer User Manual Rev. A-3
04-14-2020
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10 Maintenance and Care
10.1 Cleaning
10.1.1 Cleaning the Printer
Clean the
B9Creations Core Series
using the provided microfiber cloth. Microfiber cloth can be used to
clean accessible components and surfaces in the build chamber and on the exterior of the printer.
NOTE
Always use separate cloths for interior and exterior cleaning. A damp, solvent-free microfiber cloth shall
be used.
NOTE
Do NOT use solvents to clean the B9Creations Core Series. The B9Creations Core Series and DuraVats
need not be disinfected.
NOTE
For cleaning the touchscreen, always use a new, clean cloth. Contamination of the touchscreen with
material may damage the device.
NOTE
Use cloth towels to clean up large spills inside the printer. The use of paper towels will introduce dust
contaminants into the printer and may scratch critical glass surfaces.
10.1.2 General DuraVat Cleaning
The DuraVat should be kept clean and free of cured material suspended in the material. Material should
be removed from the DuraVat immediately after a print has been completed. If material is present in the
DuraVat, pour the material through the Material Strainer and Funnel into a clean bottle. Wipe excess
material out of the DuraVat with a clean towel.
Do not wipe the top and bottom glass aperture of the
DuraVat with disposable, paper towel.
A clean paper towel can be used to clean out the plastic portion of
the DuraVat, but DO NOT contact the glass portion of the DuraVat with the paper towel. Clean the
aperture, top and bottom, with a clean microfiber cloth dampened with isopropyl.
NOTE
Some residue may appear as a "ghost image" of the previous print on the film. Simply wipe off this
residue with a microfiber cloth.
The DuraVat and material held in the DuraVat shall be inspected by the operator after every use. Cured
material either attached to the aperture or suspended in the liquid material MUST be removed prior to
beginning a print.
