ultimaker_3_sop
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| *At the printer: clean print bed (Ultimaker) | *At the printer: clean print bed (Ultimaker) | ||
| *Part Removal Cleaning | *Part Removal Cleaning | ||
| - | *Ultimaker: scraper, | + | *Ultimaker: scraper, |
| *Rates | *Rates | ||
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| ====Post Processing==== | ====Post Processing==== | ||
| + | * Remove part from print bed using a scraper (if part is too hard to remove, remove print bed and rinse part under cold water for 20 seconds) | ||
| * If support was constructed from ABS carefully break away with pliers | * If support was constructed from ABS carefully break away with pliers | ||
| * If support was constructed from PVA soak part in warm water for several hours to dissolve support structure | * If support was constructed from PVA soak part in warm water for several hours to dissolve support structure | ||
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| + | ====Part Removal and Cleaning==== | ||
| + | **Ultimaker** | ||
| + | * Remove part from print bed using a spatula or razor being careful not to cut yourself or scratch the build plate. Make sure no body part is in line with the tool should it slip or the part break free unexpectedly. | ||
| + | * If support was used, submerge print in warm water for several hours to dissolve PVA filament. (prints can warp if submerged in water for over 24 hours) \\ | ||
| ====Maintenance==== | ====Maintenance==== | ||
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| * Material could be too moist and needs to be dehydrated in PrintDry chamber overnight | * Material could be too moist and needs to be dehydrated in PrintDry chamber overnight | ||
| * Solution to - error message of “one material seems to be empty” | * Solution to - error message of “one material seems to be empty” | ||
| + | * Whenever installing/ | ||
| * Print core could be clogged - try using another print core and inform a staff member of clogged print core | * Print core could be clogged - try using another print core and inform a staff member of clogged print core | ||
| + | * For staff - instructions for print core purge | ||
| + | * Ultimaker’s purge wizard does not work too well, what follows is a better custom recipe: | ||
| + | * Set clogged print core temperature to 230C | ||
| + | * Remove filament & filament tube from print head (use pliers to push down the tube collar fitting & pull out the tube at the same time) | ||
| + | * Insert clear purge rod into the print core through the hole that filament would usually go, and push down using pliers until it can no longer be pushed down or until clear material exits the nozzle | ||
| + | * IF clear purge rod cannot be pushed down further | ||
| + | * Reduce print core temperature to 130C then pull OUT purge rod | ||
| + | * Repeat above all of the above instructions (heat, push in rod, cool, pull out rod) until clear material can be seen exiting the nozzle | ||
| + | * IF/WHEN clear material can be seen exiting the nozzle, print core purging has been completed | ||
| + | * Reinstall filament tube & filament and proceed with print job | ||
| * Extruded material is not sticking to the print bed | * Extruded material is not sticking to the print bed | ||
| * Clean bed with IPA and spray a thin layer of hairspray prior to printing | * Clean bed with IPA and spray a thin layer of hairspray prior to printing | ||
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| - Start the job at the printer | - Start the job at the printer | ||
| - | ====Part Removal and Cleaning==== | ||
| - | **Ultimaker** | ||
| - | * Remove part from print bed using a spatula or razor being careful not to cut yourself or scratch the build plate. Make sure no body part is in line with the tool should it slip or the part break free unexpectedly. | ||
| - | * If support was used, submerge print in warm water for several hours to dissolve PVA filament. (prints can warp if submerged in water for over 24 hours) \\ | ||
| **F270** | **F270** | ||
| * Remove and flex the build tray to break the parts loose from their support | * Remove and flex the build tray to break the parts loose from their support | ||
ultimaker_3_sop.txt · Last modified: 2022/08/27 00:18 by haley