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Risk of injury: Always wear nitrile gloves when handling items that come into contact with uncured resin. |
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Always remove the platform before taking the material tray out of the printer! |
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Always clean the material tray each time you need to change the material for printing parts on the printer. |
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Do not pour material from your material tray into the bottle it came from! This can potentially contaminate the whole bottle of material and ruin it. |
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Never use chemicals inside the material tray. This will contaminate and ruin any material you put into the material tray. |
Time needed: Approximately five minutes
Maintenance frequency: Weekly
The material tray is a consumable with an approximate lifespan of up to 90 prints. Order a new material tray before the current tray expires or becomes damaged.
The Pre-Stretched Assembly (PSA) is located inside the material chamber and is comprised of a film and a frame.
- Check the film at the bottom of the material tray whenever the material is removed.
- Look for pinholes, punctures, ripples, and other signs of stress. A slightly cloudy film is normal and will not affect the print quality.
- Use Manual Debris Removal to remove cured material from the surface of the film assembly at the end of a print, or access it by navigating to Home > Settings > Manual Debris Removal on the printer.
- Once the exposure time is set on the Manual Debris Removal page, select Expose.
→ The projector will expose the full printing area to light for the set exposure duration. - Use the rubber spatula to gently remove the cured material from the surface of the film assembly.