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Operating & Maintaining the Eden 3-D Printer
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Keeping the Eden 3-D Printer in Idle Mode
Between printing jobs, the Eden 3 ‐ D printer can be kept on for up to one
week. If the printer will not be used for more than a week, use the
shutdown wizard to automatically perform the procedures that must be
done before turning off the printer (see “Shutting Down the Eden 3 ‐ D
Printer,” below).
When the Eden 3 ‐ D printer stops printing models, the Eden application
automatically reduces the temperature of the printing heads as follows:
Note: The printer mode is indicated in the green field on the left of the Eden
interface (see figures 7-2, 7-4 and 7-5 on pages 3–7).
If, after printing a job, you know that the printer will not be used for 10
hours or more, you can immediately turn off the heating of the print heads
by putting the printer into Idle mode.
To put the printer into Idle mode:
¾
Exit the Eden application (the Eden interface).
Note: The printer remains in Idle mode until you open the Eden application
and begin printing again.
Shutting Down the Eden 3-D Printer
You only need to shut down the Eden 3 ‐ D printer if it will not be used for a
week or more. To properly shut down, the printer needs to perform several
processes. These are controlled by the shutdown wizard. Always use this
wizard, instead of just closing the Eden printer interface.
To run the Eden shutdown wizard:
1. From the Options menu, select
Shutdown
or press
F8
.
Figure 7-16:First Shutdown Wizard dialog box
Time after printing Mode Change in heating of print heads
first
15 minutes
Standby 1 none
next
10 hours
Standby 2
heating reduced (to room temp.)
after 10 hours Idle heating stopped
When the printer is in Idle mode, do not turn it off, unless you want to shut
down the printer for more than a week. Keep the cover closed.