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Insert and tight the “socket screw”: 

 

 

Summary of Contents for i3 Hephestos

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Page 14: ...RAMPS 1 4 WIRING G3D MANUAL V1 0 25 07 2013 ...

Page 15: ...2 WWW GADGETS3D COM WWW GADGETS3D EU ...

Page 16: ...3 RAMPS 1 4 Unpack RAMPS box RAMPS 1 4 arduino sd shield ...

Page 17: ...otor wires and solder the same colors from wires with connector and use tape to protect the connection this will apply to X Y and E motors connector wires motor wires black yellow green blue red red blue green ...

Page 18: ...e thermistor wires with connector and thermistor heatbed hotend Solder it like before and use tape to protect the connection After soldering motors endstops thermistors You can connect them into RAMPS board ...

Page 19: ...6 Take endstop connector and place it Thermistor connectors should go near endstop pins ...

Page 20: ...7 Take motor connector and connect it near drivers Take flat screwdriver to loose power connector then connect power wires ...

Page 21: ...8 With the same screwdriver loose hotend connector then connect wires after this operation tighten the screws ...

Page 22: ...9 RAMPS 1 4 wiring schematic ...

Page 23: ...10 Use flat screwdriver to undermine the A4988 step motor drivers Additional RAMPS disassembly ...

Page 24: ...11 Use the same tool to deatach arduino module from RAMPS after this unplug power socket ...

Page 25: ...12 Now your RAMPS is fully disassembled ...

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Page 35: ...j HEAD HOTEND ASSEMBLY 1 All necessary parts 2 Tight the nozzle to the holder black color ...

Page 36: ...3 Insert a PTFE tube white till it get touching the nozzle mark with a pen 4 Take off the PTFE tube cut it with a knife or cutter UNDER the mark just the socket screw thickness ...

Page 37: ...5 Insert and tight the socket screw ...

Page 38: ...6 Install the heater and thermistor on its holes You can wrap the heater and thermistor with Kapton tape to fix it to the nozzle perfectly ...

Page 39: ...BUDA STYLE HOTEND V1 2 G3D MANUAL V1 0 30 07 2013 ...

Page 40: ...2 WWW GADGETS3D COM WWW GADGETS3D EU ...

Page 41: ...3 Unpack G3D Buda style HotEnd v1 2 ...

Page 42: ...ands unscrew heater block Now with screwdriver unscrew 3x M3 screws You should have now separated parts backup plate lower plate aluminum extension with peek isolator cooper heatsink PTFE tube and screws with washers ...

Page 43: ...ew budaschnozzle mount to separate spacers and upper plate Prepare budaschnozzle mount upper plate PTFE tube 1 75mm or 3mm cooper heatsink Peek isolator with aluminum extension 3 spacers and 3 screws with washers ...

Page 44: ...6 Adjust upper plate on budaschnozzle mount ...

Page 45: ...7 Turn part upside down fit the screws into holes and assembly spacers ...

Page 46: ...8 Prepare cooper heatsink aluminum extension with peek isolator PTFE tube 1 75 mm or 3mm and lower plate spacer ...

Page 47: ...9 Put PTFE tube into spacer spacer should be on center ...

Page 48: ...10 Then assembly parts like on pictures above ...

Page 49: ...11 Put already assembled part into budaschnozzle mount use backup aluminum plate lower plate and 3 screws to assembly part ...

Page 50: ...12 Now use PTFE thread seal tape then screw on it heater block use 2 to 4 layers ...

Page 51: ...13 Take one of two nozzle s 0 4 mm or 0 5 mm and screw it on ...

Page 52: ...14 Assembled part should look like on picture above ...

Page 53: ...15 Now prepare ceramic heater and EPCOS thermistor ...

Page 54: ...16 Unscrew headless screw from heater block ...

Page 55: ...17 Put ceramic heater into heater block and tighten the screw ...

Page 56: ...18 Put EPCOS thermistor into another hole inside heater block to it s half ...

Page 57: ...19 Fit wires into cutouts ...

Page 58: ...20 Now You have fully assembled G3D Buda style HotEnd v1 2 ...

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