user safety
To avoid personal injury, or model deformation, do not touch the model, nozzle, or any moving parts by
hand, or any other part of the body, while the printer is working or immediately after it has finished
printing.
Protective glasses should always be worn when removing support material.
Always have adult supervision when children are present. Please keep all small printed parts away from
young children; these can easily present choking hazards! There are several safety issues, small tools,
sharp tools and HOT objects and most parts used in connection with 3D Printing. Tie back long hair and
loose clothing. Keep fingers away from moving parts.
Tools and parts should be stored at a suitable height away from small children. Tools should be used in
conjunction with safety gloves and glasses.
The printer must not be exposed to water or rain, or damage may occur.
Do not shut down the Zinter Freedom or pull out the USB cable when loading a digital model, or the
model data may be lost. Your Zinter Freedom will not continue printing following a power cut and any
progress made before a power cut will be lost and the print will need to be restarted.
The printer is designed to work properly at an ambient temperature of between 15°C and 25°C and
humidity of between 20% and 50%; Operating outside these limits may result in low quality models or
machine malfunction.
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