3D Systems ProJet 126C, User Manual

Page 1: ...5 12 13 All Rights Reserved ProJet x60 Series 3D Printers ProJet 160 126C 360 460Plus Part Number 95043 Rev A User Guide ...

Page 2: ...imits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial environment This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed and used in accordance with the instruc tion manual may cause harmful interference to radio communications Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to ...

Page 3: ...commendation nor as an inducement to practice any patented invention without permission of the patent owner Symbols The following symbols are used on the ProJet x60Pro system and in this manual General Caution User should use care to avoid possible damage to equipment Hot Surface User should use care when working near or on the labelled item High Voltage User should use appropriate electri cal saf...

Page 4: ...5 1 8 LCD Menu Overview ProJet 260C 15 1 9 LCD Menu Overview ProJet 360 15 1 10 LCD Menu Overview ProJet 460Plus 16 1 11 Where To Go For More Information 16 1 12 Contact 3D Systems 16 2 Setup And Print The Build 17 2 1 Install 3DPrint 17 2 2 Open A Part In 3D Print 17 2 2 1 3DPrint Main Window 17 2 2 2 Part Orientation Strength and Printing Speed 17 2 3 Check The Default Settings 18 2 3 1 Printer ...

Page 5: ... 42 6 4 Slow Axis Bearing Lubrication 44 6 5 Clean The Spreader Roller 45 6 6 Upgrading The Firmware 46 6 7 Printer Storage Preparation 46 7 Troubleshooting the ProJet x60 Printers 47 7 1 Try This First 48 7 2 Problems Powering Up 49 7 3 Print Head Errors Weak Parts 50 7 3 1 Try This First 50 7 3 2 Troubleshoot Print Head Weak Parts 51 7 4 Motion Errors Fast Axis 52 7 4 1 Troubleshoot Fast Axis 53...

Page 6: ...Jet x60 Series User Guide 3dscentral 3dsystems com v All Rights Reserved 5 12 13 7 12 Additional Information 63 7 12 1 Materials 63 7 12 2 Service 63 7 13 Calling for Service 64 7 14 Contact 3D Systems 64 ...

Page 7: ...its many applications and techniques on our 3DS Central Web site at 3dscentral 3dsystems com This Web site is tailored to both beginner and advanced customers We recommend that you register immediately to receive free unlimited access to this excellent resource 1 1 Key Features The ProJet x60 series are our most affordable convenient automated 3D printers We ve built in the fea tures customers mos...

Page 8: ...122cm wide x 79cm deep x 140cm high With top cover open 48 wide x 31 deep x 72 3 high 122cm wide x 79cm deep x 183cm high Integrated post processing unit Full color capability color shell thickness 025 ProJet 460Plus only All models Floor standing model on four casters The front two casters are lockable Integrated vacuum system Printer Weight ProJet 160 260 365 lbs 166 kg ProJet 360 460Plus 425 lb...

Page 9: ...tion ProJet 260C Will reproduce 64 unique colors ProJect 460Plus Full CMY color Noise Levels During Printing 57dB Emptying Overflow 66dB Vacuuming Cover Open 86dB ProJet 360 460Plus Fine PXL Core Removal 80dB CSA CE Approval Meets CE certification standards and UL standards Power Requirements ProJet 160 260C 100 120V 6 0 A 50 60 Hz 230V 2 75 A 50 60 Hz Fuse 6 3A 260V Time Delay ProJet 360 460Plus ...

Page 10: ...g the part emptying the build bed and removal of excess PXL Core material Cleaning and servicing the printer Optional Applying post processing materials to the printed part To start the 3DPrint Software takes a three dimensional design file 3DPrint is compatible with most 3D modeling software files and converts it into cross sections or layers that are between 0 0035 0 004 0 089 0 102 mm thick Bef...

Page 11: ...ltration products to give it additional strength and durability With the finished part in your hands you can start improving or modifying your design within the same day and usually within hours 1 5 Important Terms Binder VisiJet PXL liquid binder is dispensed through the HP11 print head and applied to the VisiJet PXL Core material The binder saturation value will vary depending on the part geomet...

Page 12: ...the Pogo Pins with an alcohol swab whenever a print head is removed cleaned or replaced Print Head There is one HP11 Print Head for the ProJet 160 and 360 It prints the pattern of the part by squirting tiny drops of PXL binder onto the PXL Core material When a new HP11 print head is installed the printer runs an automatic purge cycle to clean the print head of its ink and to prepare it for dispens...

Page 13: ...ProJet x60 systems are highlighted below Unless specified other wise all components are the same on all four printers 1 6 1 System Exterior Number ProJet 160 260C ProJet 360 460Plus 1 Build Chamber Build Chamber 2 Control Panel Post Processing Unit 3 LCD Display Arm Holes 4 Control Knob Control Panel 5 LCD Display 6 Control Knob ProJet 160 260C ProJet 360 460Plus ...

Page 14: ...al 3dsystems com 8 All Rights Reserved 5 12 13 1 6 2 Printer Interior Number Component Build Chamber All Models 1 Binder Cartridge shown removed 2 Debris Separator shown removed 3 Vacuum Hose 4 Service Station 5 Deck 6 Fast Axis Assembly 7 Build Bed 8 Front Overflow ...

Page 15: ...ProJet x60 Series User Guide ProJet x60 Series Overview 3dscentral 3dsystems com 9 All Rights Reserved 5 12 13 Post Processing Unit 360 and 460Plus only 9 Air Wand 10 Air Hose 11 Perforated Floor ...

Page 16: ... 10 All Rights Reserved 5 12 13 1 6 3 ProJet x60 Series Rear View Number Component 1 Rear Panel 2 Hand hold 3 Location of Vacuum Port External Core Recycling Unit ProJet 160 260C only 4 Electronics Box E Box 5 Power Connection and Power Switch 6 Air Vents 7 Nameplate Serial Number ...

Page 17: ...x60 Series Overview 3dscentral 3dsystems com 11 All Rights Reserved 5 12 13 1 6 4 ProJet x60 Series Rear View Connections Number Component 1 Power Switch 2 Power Cord Connection 3 Network Cable Connection Ethernet RJ 45 4 Diagnostic LEDs ...

Page 18: ...Series User Guide ProJet x60 Series Overview 3dscentral 3dsystems com 12 All Rights Reserved 5 12 13 1 6 5 Service Station Number Component 1 Cover 2 Wick 3 Squeegees 4 Fill Cap Cleaning Solution 5 Front Overflow ...

Page 19: ...ntral 3dsystems com 13 All Rights Reserved 5 12 13 1 6 6 Carriage and Print Head Number Component 1 Cover 2 Print Head HP 11 3 Carriage Plug ProJet 160 360 only Color Print Head HP 57 ProJet 260C 460Plus only 4 Printhead Tubing ProJet 160 360 ProJet 260C 460Plus ...

Page 20: ...ations Push the Control Knob once to Bring up the LCD menu Select a menu item Open a submenu Start Cancel Stop a menu function Turn the Control Knob left or right to Highlight a menu item Number Component 1 Pogo Pins Binder Printhead HP 11 2 Septum Binder Printhead HP11 3 Pogo Pins Color Printhead HP 57 ProJet 260C 460Plus only ProJet 160 260 ProJet 260C 460Plus ...

Page 21: ...TFORM LOWER PLATFORM SPREAD LAYER FILL BED CONTROL ROLLER Main Menu VACUUM EXTERNAL CLEANING PREP BUILD CHAMBER ACCESS BUILD PLATE STATUS REPORT PRINTHEADS BUILD CHAMBER GO ONLINE Printhead Submenu MAIN MENU CHANGE PRINTHEADS FILL BED PRINT BLOCK PRINT BLOCK ONLY PURGE HP11 PRINTHEAD Build Chamber Submenu MAIN MENU RAISE PLATFORM LOWER PLATFORM SPREAD LAYER FILL BED CONTROL ROLLER Main Menu VACUUM...

Page 22: ...ection of our User Web site at 3dscentral 3dsystems com Consumables To order consumables materials contact your local Service Provider or Reseller 1 12 Contact 3D Systems If you have any questions about your 3D Printer or the 3DPrint Software please contact your local Reseller Service Provider If they are unable to help contact us directly Main Menu VACUUM CLEANING PREP BUILD CHAMBER STATUS REPORT...

Page 23: ...ce Provider or Reseller or visit the Support section of our Web site at 3dscentral 3dsystems com 2 2 Open A Part In 3D Print 1 Launch the 3DPrint Software 2 In the Open dialog select a file to print or browse to a file on your computer Click the Open button or double click on a file to open it in 3D Print 2 2 1 3DPrint Main Window After the file is opened the part will be displayed on the 3DPrint ...

Page 24: ...lect Printer field is the printer connected with the computer run ning 3D Print and that the printer is Online 3 Print in Monochrome instructs the printer to ignore any color information contained in your 3D model and print a completely white monochrome part ProJet 260C and 460Plus only 4 Click OK 2 5 Prepare the Build Area Go to your printer and check each item listed below to ensure the printer ...

Page 25: ... Print button is enabled when the printer is ready If you see a message and the Print button is not available for selection see Chapter 5 Additional Operations for instructions on how to clear a message 4 Choose your options for the build in the Print Job Options section of the Printer Status dialog Delay Start Time Delays starting the build for a time period you specify 5 Check the Printer Status...

Page 26: ...to remove any remaining loose Core material Cleaning is done in two stages coarse cleaning which removes the Core material around the part in the Build Bed and fine cleaning which removes any Core still clinging to the part itself 2 8 1 Coarse Cleaning Your part prints and dries in the Build Bed surrounded by unused loose Core You will need to remove unused Core from the Build Bed after the drying...

Page 27: ... lift the part and place it in the Core Recycling Unit or Post Processing Unit 2 8 3 Using the Removable Build Plate The ProJet 160 and ProJet 260C feature a removable Build Plate which allows you to pick up the entire Build Plate and use it as a tray to transport very delicate parts to the Core Recycling Unit To remove the Build Plate follow the steps below 1 Open the printer top cover 2 Ensure t...

Page 28: ...ating Pins Also clean any Core off the Locating Pins 8 Return the Build Plate to the Printer Be sure to align the Build Plate onto the Locating Pins 2 9 Next Step Cleaning the Printer Right now after cleaning the part and before post processing while the part continues to dry take a few minutes and clean the printer Regular cleaning and maintenance is the simplest best way to ensure your parts loo...

Page 29: ... of the Fast Axis Pull the Fast Axis forward and check for Core towards the back of the Build Chamber as well You can leave Core in the Spread Deck the area behind the Build Bed where Core is deposited from the Feeder and spread to the Build Bed 5 The vacuum will stop automatically if the Feeder becomes full or you can push the Control Knob once to shut off the vacuum If the Feeder does become ful...

Page 30: ... Separator catches any large particles and keeps those pieces from being recycled into the feeder To empty the Debris Separator follow the steps below 1 Pull the Debris Separator out of its holder on the printer 2 Empty the contents into a trash receptacle 3 Use the soft brush found in the Accessory Kit to brush any caked on Core from the screen 4 Return the empty Debris Separator to its holder Be...

Page 31: ...towels under the Fast Axis 3 Using a paper towel dampened with distilled water wipe the top and bottom Rails to remove any Core Move the Carriage back and forth as needed to clean the entire length of both rails 4 Dry both Rails thoroughly with a clean dry paper towel 5 Using a fresh paper towel wipe the Carriage to remove any Core 6 Wipe or vacuum the Build Bed and Deck as needed to remove any Co...

Page 32: ... during printing Clean the Service Station after every build to remove residue buildup and ensure the print head is kept clean Before you begin Get several dry paper towels and some cotton swabs Get the squirt bottle filled with distilled water Wear disposable gloves Get the Pick from the Accessories Kit 3 4 1 Example Dirty Service Station Number Description 1 Core Residue 2 Ink Binder Residue ...

Page 33: ...s Reserved 5 12 13 3 4 2 Example Clean Service Station 3 4 3 Cleaning Procedure 1 Place paper towels around the Service Station and between the Service Station and the Build Bed 2 Cover the front overflow with paper towels 3 Push the lever to position the Squeegees for easier cleaning ...

Page 34: ... wipe the service station thoroughly 6 Use a brush or the Pick to scrape excess Core out of any corners 7 Thoroughly wipe the Service Station clean 8 Wipe up any water that may have spilled onto the Deck or Build Bed Vacuum up any loose Core Do not vacuum the service station itself Important Never vacuum up water or other fluids it will clog the vacuum system 9 Remove the paper towels from the fro...

Page 35: ...stant Infiltrant The infiltrant soaks into the newly printed part and bonds the printed Core together This both strengthens the part and gives it more durability ColorBond is available in larger bottles for use in the dipping method For parts with delicate features smaller bottles of ColorBond are available for drizzling onto a part Safety Precautions Read and understand the Material Safety Data S...

Page 36: ...nge a print head unless you see a message telling you to in the Printer Status dialog 5 1 The Printer Status Report The printer has an onboard Status Report you can use to check Core levels head life remaining etc This is especially useful if the printer is located some distance from the computer used to control it To access the onboard Status Report select STATUS REPORT on the LCD The Report will...

Page 37: ...tatus dialog shows the printer is ready for printing Notice that each item shows OK and the Print button is enabled From here you would choose your printing options and click Print to start the job Before the printer starts printing your file it will first fill the Build Bed with Core spread a layer to ensure the Build Bed surface is smooth service the print head ...

Page 38: ...t If there are not enough materials to complete the job or the printer is not properly prepared a mes sage appears similar to the examples in red above When any one of these messages appears the Print button is disabled The remainder of this chapter describes how to clear a message in the Printer Status dialog and start the build ...

Page 39: ...then CHANGE PRINT HEAD The Printer moves the Fast Axis out over the Build Bed 3 If the piston is not already lowered some distance into the build box lower it now by selecting LOWER PISTON The piston will lower a short distance To lower it further select LOWER PISTON again 4 Open the carriage cover by releasing the latch 5 Lift print head out of its slot and properly recycle or dispose of the empt...

Page 40: ...ms com 34 All Rights Reserved 5 12 13 6 Get an alcohol crush tube swab Snap it to break the glass inside and squeeze the tube to saturate the swab 7 Wipe off all the pogo pins for both printhead s inside the carriage with the alcohol swab Use addi tional swabs if needed ...

Page 41: ...s Reserved 5 12 13 8 Wet a paper towel with distilled water and wipe the underside of the Carriage Keep wiping until the towel picks up no more debris or ink 9 Dry with a clean paper towel 10 Remove the new printhead from its packaging Be sure to pull the tape tab off of the new printhead ...

Page 42: ...n a ProJet 260C also insert the other printhead that is not being replaced 13 Close the carriage cover by pressing down until you hear it click shut Be sure the latch is engaged 14 Close the printer top cover Select CONTINUE on the LCD 15 The fast axis reparks 16 If the HP11 printhead was replaced it will need to be purged of its black ink before printing a part You can select PURGE now otherwise ...

Page 43: ...Print Printer Status dialog To add binder follow the steps below 1 Pull the empty binder cartridge out of its housing on the printer 2 Get a new binder cartridge Check the expiration date and check the cartridge label for the correct ori entation 3 Insert the cartridge into its housing Ensure the cartridge is pushed all the way in You should feel it gently snap into place Important If a cartridge ...

Page 44: ...tc Finished cleaning any parts in the Post Processing Unit Vacuumed up any other Core needing cleanup 2 Check the expiration date on the container 3 Open the printer top cover and place the container inside 4 Select VACUUM on the LCD menu The vacuum starts Direct the nozzle inside the container so it pulls up a continuous stream of Core material TIP To check that Core is getting into the Feeder lo...

Page 45: ... then open the Service Station cover 2 Hold down the top of the service station while pulling off the red cap 3 Remove the red cap Add Cleaning Solution until the tank is HALF full Do not overfill 4 Replace the cap and close the Service Station cover 5 Reset the Maintenance Counter in 3D Print See the 3DPrint Software Manual for details on how to do this 5 7 Replace the Waste Tray If the Waste Tra...

Page 46: ...s proper position at the top of the Build Bed in order for the printer to fill the bed and spread a layer of Core before starting a print job If you see the message RAISE BUILD in the Printer Status dialog go to the printer and select PREP BUILD CHAMBER to raise the platform to its proper position 5 9 Cover The printer cannot start a print job when the top cover is open If the top cover is open go...

Page 47: ... pis ton screw when lubricating Only a very small amount of grease is required to keep these parts working optimally Over lubricating creates a situation where lubricant builds up in places where it should not be and may cause the printer to report an error 6 2 Fast Axis Bearing Lubrication Frequency When prompted in 3DPrint or when you receive Error 2303 1 1 Before lubricating the Fast Axis make ...

Page 48: ...nel 3 On the LCD display select BUILD CHAMBER LOWER PLATFORM Hold the Control Knob down and lower the Build Bed platform as far as you can to expose the entire length of the piston screw 4 Assemble the grease gun that is part of your Accessories Kit according to the instructions found in the document 09576 Grease Gun Loading Instructions which is supplied on the software installation media shipped...

Page 49: ... the screw 8 Move the Build Bed up and down through its full range of travel a couple of times to finish lubricating the screw Use the LCD menu items BUILD CHAMBER RAISE PLATFORM and BUILD CHAMBER LOWER PLATFORM Don t forget to hold down the Control Knob to raise or lower the platform 9 Wipe off any grease that may collect at the bottom of the screw with a clean paper towel 10 Replace the side and...

Page 50: ...art of your Accessories Kit according to the instructions found in the document 09576 Grease Gun Loading Instructions which is supplied on the software installation media shipped with the printer You can also find these instructions on our Web site at 3dscentral 3dsystems com 5 Squeeze the handle until grease dispenses from the tip Wipe clean with a clean paper towel 6 Place the tip of the grease ...

Page 51: ...the Fast Axis out over the build bed 3 On the LCD select BUILD CHAMBER then CONTROL ROLLER 4 On the LCD select ROLLER ON OFF to turn the Spreader Roller on 5 Using a paper towel dampened with distilled water clean the Spreader Roller thoroughly by reaching up from underneath 6 Dry the roller thoroughly with a clean dry paper towel 7 On the LCD select ROLLER ON OFF to turn the Spreader Roller off 8...

Page 52: ...he file In 3DPrint select Tools Service Upload New Firmware In the dialog that opens navigate to the file on your desktop Double click on the file The new firmware will upload to your printer This may take a few minutes Note Do not turn off power to the ProJet during this time 4 The printer will automatically reboot 5 Wait for the LCD to display ONLINE before continuing 6 After rebooting in 3DPrin...

Page 53: ...errors What are the error codes Are there problems with the parts it builds What specifically is wrong with the parts Troubleshoot Once you have the information above use these troubleshooting flowcharts and tables to isolate the prob lem Power Up Problems Section 7 2 Problems Powering Up Print Head Errors Section 7 3 Print Head Errors Weak Parts Motion Errors Section 7 4 Motion Errors Fast Axis S...

Page 54: ...tus Dialog window in 3DPrint for any maintenance that is due 3 Inspect the printer Perform a quick inspection of the machine During the inspection you should be looking for any signs of leaks loose screws or loose nuts Loose screws or nuts should be tightened and leaks should be reported to your local Service Provider immediately 4 Check for motion problems Turn the machine off and move the carria...

Page 55: ...ser Guide Troubleshooting the ProJet x60 Printers 3dscentral 3dsystems com 49 All Rights Reserved 5 12 13 7 2 Problems Powering Up If your printer does not power up normally use the flowchart below to isolate the problem ...

Page 56: ...Error 40800 x Head Error Error 40801 Headcard Power Fail Error 40802 x Use Only HP11 Error 60700 Head X temperature calibration failed Error 60701 Head X invalid serial number Error 60702 Head X temperature too high Error 10040 Pogo Comm Error For more detailed information on what these errors mean see Section 7 11 Error Codes and Messages Background Details 7 3 1 Try This First Most often these e...

Page 57: ...hoot Print Head Weak Parts If your printer is reporting print head errors or is building parts that break too easily follow the flowchart below Also see Section 7 8 Part Quality Issues Streaky Striped Parts Delamination Weak Parts How to do it To remove the printhead and clean the pogo pins follow the steps in Section 5 3 Change Print Head ...

Page 58: ...elate to the Fast Axis and that all share a common set of solutions Error Codes covered in this section Error 2301 1 Motors Not Rezeroed Error 2303 1x Axis Pos Error Error 2305 1x Axis Settle Error 2400 1x Axis Seek Error Error 3011 System Error Error 3013 Sequencer Timeout Error 43000 Sequencer Timeout For more detailed information on what these errors mean see Section 7 11 Error Codes and Messag...

Page 59: ...Rights Reserved 5 12 13 7 4 1 Troubleshoot Fast Axis If your printer is reporting Fast Axis errors follow the flowchart below How to do it To perform the cleaning and lubrication called for in the flowchart see Section 3 3 Clean The Fast Axis Rails and Carriage Section 6 2 Fast Axis Bearing Lubrication ...

Page 60: ...Error Codes covered in this section Error 2301 0 Motors Not Rezeroed Error 2303 0 x Axis Pos Error Error 2305 0 x Axis Settle Error Error 2400 0 x Axis Seek Error Error 3011 System Error Error 3013 Sequencer Timeout Error 43000 Sequencer Timeout For more detailed information on what these errors mean see Section 7 11 Error Codes and Messages Background Details How to do it To perform the cleaning ...

Page 61: ...eries User Guide Troubleshooting the ProJet x60 Printers 3dscentral 3dsystems com 55 All Rights Reserved 5 12 13 7 5 1 Troubleshoot Slow Axis If your printer is reporting Slow Axis errors follow the flowchart below ...

Page 62: ...hooting the ProJet x60 Printers 3dscentral 3dsystems com 56 All Rights Reserved 5 12 13 7 6 Network Errors Cannot Connect to Printer If you have trouble connecting to your printer over the network follow the troubleshooting flowchart below ...

Page 63: ...a fast enough For example some files may be layer data heavy meaning that the bulk of the data is in a small quantity of layers Solution Check for these problems The PC used to control the printer may Be too busy running other applications Be running a virus or spyware scan Be in a sleep or suspend mode due to power management settings Not meet the minimum system requirements See the minimum syste...

Page 64: ...Delamination layers splitting apart may be due to a print head that is caked with Core or a pause in net work communications Solution Both Clean the service station Ensure the printer has Cleaning Solution Clean the Fast Axis Rails of any debris and reboot the printer See Section 3 3 Clean The Fast Axis Rails and Carriage If the problem persists Clean the pogo pins and the print head contacts Addi...

Page 65: ...ion A bad surface finish on horizontal surfaces is usually the result of debris buildup on the Spreader Roller The debris sticks to the Roller and prevents it from spreading a smooth flat layer of Core See the photo below color part shown to highlight the problem Solution Clean the Spreader Roller See Section 6 5 Clean The Spreader Roller 7 9 2 Bad Vertical Surface Finish Explanation A bad surface...

Page 66: ...nd cleaned or that the vacuum hose is plugged or damaged Less commonly the printer may have been turned off and on too quickly Always wait 1 minute after turning power off before turning it on again Solution Debris Separator Remove the Debris Separator and empty the contents into a waste receptacle Check that its gasket is not damaged Also check that all four magnets are in place on the back of th...

Page 67: ...ovider 7 10 2 Binder Cartridge is Full But 3DPrint Indicates Empty Explanation This is usually caused by a damaged binder cartridge or a failure in the binder cartridge pocket Solution Remove and reseat the binder cartridge Check the following Be sure it s the correct cartridge for that pocket Check the label to be sure it s oriented correctly Snap it fully into place in the pocket If that doesn t...

Page 68: ...head reaching the end of its life As a print head ages it overheats and eventually reports this error It could also be a failed connection between the printer and the print head Solution This error is most often avoided by following best prac tices for keeping the printer clear of excess Core and to clean the pogo contacts every time a print head is changed The ProJet 160 ProJet 260C will prompt y...

Page 69: ...aintaining your printer troubleshooting problems or to contact our Service staff 3dscentral 3dsystems com Error 1905 Explanation This error is caused by a layer that is too large for the printer s buffer The printer is unable to process the layer and reports the error This is most common with GIS architecture and scanned files which are usually very large Solution Try rotating the part on the X Z ...

Page 70: ...ription of Problem Also look at the back of the printer near where the power cord attaches If you have a ProJet 160 260C Type 3 there will be 4 diagnostic LEDs Record the pattern of which LEDs are illuminated and which are not and report this to Service 7 14 Contact 3D Systems If you have any questions about your 3D ProJet or the 3DPrint Software please contact your local Reseller Service Provider...

Page 71: ... Approval 3 D Debris Filter Definition 5 Debris Filter Empty 24 Deck Definition 6 Default Printer Settings 18 Default Settings Check or Change 18 Depowder Definition 6 Diagram of interior and exterior saturation 5 Diagram Carriage 13 Diagram Print Heads 13 Diagram Rear View 10 11 Diagram Service Station 12 Dimensions and Type Printer 2 Dry The Part 20 E Empty The Debris Filter 24 Error 1000 50 Err...

Page 72: ...Change 33 Print Head Definition 6 Print Heads 4 Print Job Options 19 Print the Build 19 Printer Maintenance 41 Printer Status Dialog Add Powder Message 38 Printer Status Dialog Change Print Head Message 33 Printer Status Dialog Close Cover Message 40 Printer Status Dialog Messages 30 Printer Status Dialog Raise Build 40 Printer Status Dialog 19 Printer Storage 46 Printing Dialog 19 Printing the Bu...