FOLLOW THE INSTRUCTIONS, there is a risk of DEFORMING THE FRAME!
⬢Insert M4 screws in both holes in the frame.
⬢Adjust the position of the PSU, there are holes in the casing, which must align with the holes in the frame. By default the PSU is lower than needed, pull it slightly up.
⬢Tighten the M4 screws but not too firmly, wait for the next instruction.
⬢Before tightening the M4 screws, make sure the PSU is pressed against the printer (aluminium extrusion) and also in direct contact with the vertical frame.
⬢Everything aligned? Tighten the M4 screws.
⬢Now, tighten the M3 screws connecting the PSU with the extrusion.
WARNING: Triple-check you have connected the cables correctly!!! There is a risk of damaging the PSU or the printer itself, if the cables are connected incorrectly or not tightened properly!!!
⬢Make sure the bent part of the cable connector is always facing up!!! Use the side with the blue cover. These connectors are slightly wider and won't fit in the Einsy board.
ATTENTION: proceed very carefully during this step. Use reasonable force and don't rotate the printer. We need to adjust part of the frame, which might affect the overall geometry.
The new black PSU has mounting points in a different place, we need to rotate the short extrusion by 90 °.
⬢Start by releasing and removing M5 screws on both sides of this extrusion. Together you need to remove 8 screws. Note that four screws aren't visible in the picture (green arrows).
⬢Turn the back of the printer towards you and locate the PSU holders. Insert M3x10 screws into them. Make only 3-4 turns, it should be enough to hold the PSU for now.
⬢Take the PSU and place it above the screws. Adjust the span of the PSU holders.
⬢Slide the PSU on the screws and tighten them, but not too firmly. We need to adjust the position in the next steps.
⬢Make sure you can slide with the PSU up and down.
The screws should be able to hold the PSU in a "vertical" position for now.
FOLLOW THE INSTRUCTIONS, there is a risk of DEFORMING THE FRAME!
⬢Insert M4 screws in both holes in the frame.
⬢Adjust the position of the PSU, there are holes in the casing, which must align with the holes in the frame. By default the PSU is lower than needed, pull it slightly up.
⬢Tighten the M4 screws but not too firmly, wait for the next instruction.
⬢Before tightening the M4 screws, make sure the PSU is pressed against the printer (aluminium extrusion) and also in direct contact with the vertical frame.
⬢Everything aligned? Tighten the M4 screws.
⬢Now, tighten the M3 screws connecting the PSU with the extrusion.
WARNING: Triple-check you have connected the cables correctly!!! There is a risk of damaging the PSU or the printer itself, if the cables are connected incorrectly or not tightened properly!!!
⬢Make sure the bent part of the cable connector is always facing up!!! Use the side with the blue cover. These connectors are slightly wider and won't fit in the Einsy board.
Before you close the box, triple check your cables! Have you used the proper polarity? Are all the cables properly tightened?
⬢All checked? OK, close the door, take the M3x40 screw and tighten it.
⬢プリンターのプラグを差し込み、電源を入れます。
⬢Since we were rocking with the printer, run Z-axis calibration from the menu.
In case of issues with the print quality, check the frame geometry and rerun XYZ calibration.
⬢Our work is done here! Good job ;)
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