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6.5.3 Replacing the intake filter
When disposing of a damaged or clogged intake filter, remove it from the printer and clean off
any lauralactum and powder following the instructions in section
6.4.4 Cleaning the intake
filter . Once cleaned, the filter can be disposed of with standard waste.
6.5.4 Replacing the exhaust filter
When disposing of a damaged or clogged exhaust filter, remove it from the printer and clean off
any lauralactum and powder following the instructions in section
6.4.3 Cleaning the exhaust
filter . Once cleaned, the optical cassette can be disposed of with standard waste.
6.5.5 Cleaning the upper laser window
Inspect the upper laser window after every 100 hours
of printing. Clean the upper laser window if you see
contamination. The expected cleaning interval is every
1,000 hours of printing.
Required supplies:
• Ethanol
• Non-reactive nitrile gloves
• Polyester cloth swabs
• Telescoping mirror
To clean the upper laser window:
1. Put on a new, clean pair of nitrile gloves. Powder, skin oils, and other contaminants may
smudge or damage the clean laser window.
2. Drag the Open Door slider on the touchscreen. The print enclosure door unlocks.
3. Open the print enclosure door.
4. Loosen the thumb screw in the front-center of the ceiling of the print enclosure. The cassette
tray swings down.
5. Slide the optical cassette out of the cassette tray.
6. Set the optical cassette aside on a clean, flat surface.
Ensure that nothing is directly touching either
window of the optical cassette.
7. Return the cassette tray to its closed position without
an optical cassette. This provides easier access to
the upper laser window.
8. Tighten the thumb screw until it fully engages to lock
the cassette tray in place.
9. Using the provided telescoping mirror, visually locate
the upper laser window. The upper laser window is
located in the enclosure ceiling and corresponds to
the larger window in the optical cassette.
10. Inspect the upper laser window with the mirror.
11. Wet a polyester cloth swab with a small amount
of ethanol. Using the telescoping mirror to guide
your hand, place the tip of the wet swab against
the upper window.