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Tap the settings button on the left side of the Fuse touch screen.
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Tap checklist.
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The Maintenance Tasks will appear.
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Selecting a task to complete will give you step-by-step instructions on how to complete the task.
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The service interval for each task is displayed to the right of it.
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Ensure you are wearing a pair of nitrile gloves before completing any tasks.
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There are 6 maintenance tasks to be completed.
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Clean Air Filter.
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Replace Air Filter.
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Vacuum Powder.
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Clean Upper Window.
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Clean Camera Window.
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Clean IR Sensor Cone.
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If any task is highlighted red, then it has exceeded its service interval and must be completed.
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Select Clean Air Filter. Select begin.
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Open the air filter access door on the right side of the Fuse.
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Press down on the button to open the door.
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Grab the vacuum hose from the post-processing station and attach the brush-head.
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Turn on the vacuum by pressing the "VAC" button on the Fuse post-processing station.
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Very carefully vacuum the air filter and surrounding debris from the chamber.
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Be sure not to forget to vacuum down the access door as well.
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Select done to complete the task.
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Select replace air filter. Select begin.
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Open the air filter access door on the right side of the Fuse.
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Clean the air filter. *reference step 3.
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Depress the spring clamp to release the air filter.
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Pulling on the grey tabs, pull the air filter out.
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Grabbing a new air filter, replace in the same position as the old one.
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Replace the spring clamp to lock the new air filter into place.
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Close air filter door. Select done.
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Using the "Unlock Door" button on the Fuse touch screen, open the door.
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If the build chamber is inserted, remove it and place it in the Fuse post-processing station.
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Grab the vacuum hose from the post-processing station and attach the brush-head.
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Vacuum out any accumulated powder from the bottom, side, and top of the printer.
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Close door. Select done.
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Grab a swab, the mirror, and ethanol from the cabinet below the Fuse.
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The LEDs inside the Fuse chamber are very bright. Following the guide on the Fuse will automatically dim them for you.
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Loosen the screw to drop the optical cassette tray and remove the optical cassette. *reference Fuse printing Dozuki.
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Once the optical cassette is removed, return the tray to the UP position.
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Using the mirror wand, located the upper window. It will be towards the rear.
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The mirror wand will have a switch on the back of it to turn on its LEDs.
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Once you have located the upper window, wet the foam swab with ethanol.
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Wipe around the silver side walls of the upper window in a single direction.
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Repeat with a new swab if necessary to remove any streaks.
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Replace the optical cassette.
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Close door. Select done.
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Grab a swab, the mirror, and ethanol from the cabinet below the Fuse.
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Using the "Unlock Door" button on the Fuse touch screen, open the Fuse door.
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Remove the optical cassette and return tray to the UP position.
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Using the mirror wand, locate the camera window.
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Wet a foam swab with a small amount of ethanol.
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Wipe across the lens of the camera in a single direction multiple times.
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Once the ethanol has evaporated, complete a visual inspection to ensure the lens is clean. Repeat cleaning if necessary.
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Replace optical cassette. Close door. Select done.
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Grab a foam swab and ethanol from the cabinet below the Fuse.
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Using a step stool, locate the IR sensor access door on top of the Fuse.
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Pulling on the IR sensor, remove it from its mount and unplug the yellow ethernet cable.
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Set the IR sensor off the side on a flat surface.
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Wet a foam swab with a small amount of ethanol.
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Begin wiping the inside of the IR sensor cone.
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Visually inspect the cone of any excess debris. Repeat cleaning if necessary.
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Reattach the ethernet cable and replace the IR sensor. It will illuminate green if seated properly.
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2 Comments
We should add either another guide or a few extra steps of maintenance that the machine doesn’t tell you about (laurolactum buildup mainly, im sure there are other things we should look out for)
add levelling the printer