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Height adjustment of M.I.N.D.A./SuperPINDA sensor (MINI/+)

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Printer maintenance

How to replace a M.I.N.D.A. sensor (MINI)
How to replace a print fan (MINI)
How to replace a hotend PTFE tube (MINI/MINI+)
How to replace a hotend fan (MINI)
How to replace a heatsink (MINI/MINI+)
How to replace a heaterblock/heatbreak (MINI/MINI+)
How to replace a Buddy control board (MINI)
How to access and clean the extruder-pulley (MINI/MINI+)
How to update firmware (MINI/MINI+)
How to replace a print head PTFE tube (MINI/MINI+)
How to replace a heatbed thermistor (MINI/MINI+)
How to replace a hotend thermistor (MINI/MINI+)
Height adjustment of M.I.N.D.A./SuperPINDA sensor (MINI/+)
1. Begin assembly
2. Introduction
3. Preparing the printer
4. M.I.N.D.A./SuperPINDA height adjustment
5. First layer calibration
How to replace a hotend heater (MINI/MINI+)
How to replace a heatbed (MINI/MINI+)
How to replace an extruder motor (MINI/MINI+)
How to replace SuperPINDA (MINI/MINI+)
How to replace bearings on the X-axis (MINI/MINI+)
How to replace bearings on the Y-axis (MINI/MINI+)
How to replace a heatbed set (MINI/MINI+)
How to post-process the printed parts
How to trim PTFE tube - Original Prusa printers
Replacing the PEI sheet on the (MK3S/MK3/MK2.5S/MK2.5)

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rbid

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From other help page, it is advised to put use any cloth or piece of fabric, which is thick enough and cover the heatbed. This will ensure you won't damage (scratch).
See here.

Same Old Shane

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yes, that is for when you need to work around the bed so you do not scratch it, For this step, if you use a cloth then the distance from the probe to the bed will be off and throw off the calibration, so please do not use a cloth on the bed for this part.

1. Begin assembly

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Printer maintenance

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