Flashforge Guider 3, Руководство пользователя

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7. Q&A
Click the [ ] - [Maintenance].
Q1: How to deal with clogged nozzle?
ATTENTION: Please disconnect the power before replacing the nozzle. Do not
operate while energized.
Click the [ ] - [Maintenance].
Q2: How to replace the nozzle?
No.
Q3: Is there a need to calibrate the extruder after replacing the nozzle?
Filaments of other brands can be used. But the parameters need to be adjusted
due to the temperature difference of different filaments.
Q6: Can filaments of other brands be used?
The equipment is compatible with 220V-240V or 100-120VAC input voltage. If the
input voltage is different in different regions, it cannot be directly powered on,
that is, for countries using 110VAC voltage, users shall purchase the equipment
corresponding to 110VAC voltage.
Q7: Is the equipment compatible with all AC inputs?
1. Observe the filament guide tube to confirm whether the filament enters the
extruder; If not, please click the [Load] button again until the filament is extruded
from the extruder;
2. Check whether the nozzle is clogged. If so, please check the Q1 for the solution.
Q4: Click to start printing the model, and the extruder moves, but
there is no filament extrusion at the beginning of printing. How
to deal with this situation?
Click the [ ] - [Level and Calibration] - [Z Calibration] and then operate according
to the screen prompts.
Q5: The relative position between the nozzle and the platform is too
high [far away from the platform] or too low [touching the
platform] during printing. How to level it?
Yes. This function can be enabled on the [ ] screen.
Q8: Can the equipment automatically shut down after finishing printing?
ABS material will release toxic gases during heating, so it is recommended to turn
on the HEPA air filter for filtration during or after printing. If conditions permit, it is
recommended to place the equipment in an open environment for printing. It is
recommended to print nontoxic materials such as PLA in children's activity places.
Q9: Is it safe to print ABS material?