Beeverycreative Hello BEE Prusa Assembly Manual

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ASSEMBLY MANUAL
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V3.310815
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Before you start to build your helloBEEprusa, check if you have the necessary tools to do it.
You will need the following:
NEEDED TOOLS
SET OF HEX KEYS
BOX CUTTER
SPOOL HOLDER
REGULAR PLIERS
MARKER
FLATHEAD SCREWDRIVER
You will need a set of hex key for the assembly. There is a 1.5mm hex key supplied with the kit.
You will need it towards the end. Always a helpful tool. You might need it to take out
the Structure Parts.
You will also need to remove some strands
from the printed parts with a cutter.
Take great care not to cut yourself
when doing this.
You need a marker to write on the
labels, for better guidance
while building helloBEEprusa.
Yes, there is a Spool Holder
included in the Structure frame,
which doubles as a spanner during assembly.
Sometimes you might need to use some
extra strengh assembling the printer.
Some of the structure’s metal components
might need some filing where the paint is thick,
or where there might be small fragments left over
from the manufacturing process.
SOFT FACE HAMMER
FILE
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To make recognizing each type of component easier, we’ve assigned a shape and colour to each type.
Structure parts Mechanics Printed parts Electronics
WHAT COMES WITH THE PACKAGE
BOX 1
Inside this box you have
almost all the Electronic
components, as well as the glass
and heated bed, and you
have the Printed Parts too.
BOX 3
All the motors needed are inside this box.
BOX 4
Behold the Motherboard MKS Gen V1.2 with 5 drv8825 and stepper driver.
BOX 5
All the Mechanic Parts you need are right here.
BOX 2
In this box you have
the Power Supply
BOX 0
Main Metal Frame
of your helloBEEprusa,
guides and Threaded Rods.
BOX 1
BOX 2
BOX 5
BOX 4
BOX 3
This way, we tried to divide all the components in boxes, just to make it easy for you.
BOX 0
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We have divided the manual into 6 chapters, from A to F, with each chapter describing a part of the assembly process. Within each one, we’ve numbered every step. This way, we will have the following chapters:
A – Assembling the structure B – Assembling the build plate structure C – Assembling the extruder D – Assembling the X-Axis E – How the 3 axes and all their components come together F – Assembling the Electronics
We aim to make it simple for you, so we have created areas in this manual to help you build your helloBEEprusa as well and as easily as you can.
HOW TO READ THIS MANUAL
B.3
NYLOC NUT DIN985 M3
PLAIN WASHER DIN125 M3
BED SPRING ø0.8X2.5
CYL. HEAD SCREW DIN912 M3X20
PCB HEATED BED MK2B 214X214MM
Δ H-Bed
Δ Bed Sensor
This letter and number
will help to guide your
building process.
There is a letter for each
set of steps of the assembly,
and a number for each step.
Here you will know
what tools you might need
to use.
This area will tell you how to build each step
Space for some tips.
What your assembly should look like
after each step.
Which kit materials you will use
for each step.
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TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
LAYER RESOLUTION 20 - 300 microns (user defined)
PRINT TECHNOLOGY FFF
PRINTING MATERIAL PLA, ABS, PVA, PLA-PHA, Nylon, Wood Composits,
Metal Composits, HIPLA, ABS-PC, HIPS, Carbon Composits (ø1.75mm)
MAX. BUILD VOLUME (up to) 185 x 200 x 190mm (7.28 x 7.87 x 7.48 in)
HEATED BUILD PLATE Yes - MK2b (with 3mm removable glass surface)
HEATED BUILD PLATE MAX TEMPERATURE 50ºC (122ºF) – 110ºC (230ºF)
DUAL EXTRUDER Yes
NOZZLE DIAMETER 0.4mm | 0.4mm
EXTRUDERS MAX TEMPERATURE 300ºC (572ºF)
STRUCTURE MATERIALS High-quality powder-coated steel frame
Steel guides | Removable glass build plate Full metal dual extruder
PRINTER SIZE 509 x 325 x 448mm (20.04 x 12.80 x 17.64 in)
WEIGHT 8kg (17.6 lb)
AMBIENT OPERATING TEMPERATURE 15-30ºC (59º - 86º F)
STORAGE TEMPERATURE 0-30ºC (32º - 86º F)
AC INPUT 100-240VAC | 50-60Hz
POWER CONSUMPTION 360 W
CONNECTIVITY USB Cable | SD Card
INCLUDED ACCESSORIES Region-specific power cable | USB cablelder
SUPPORTED FILE TYPES .gcode
CALIBRATION Semi-automatic w/ Software support
FIRMWARE Marlin based
ELECTRONICS MKS Gen V1.2
RECOMMENDED 3D PRINTING/ SLICING SOFTWARE Cura | Slic3r | Repetier | Simplify 3D | Pronterface
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SAFETY INFORMATION
Even though the helloBEEprusa 3D printer was designed to be as safe as possible, we would like to remind you it was conceived to be used by adults. Still, there are safety concerns you must keep in mind:
Other information you need to know
After assembling your helloBEEprusa, don’t drop/knock/damage it and don’t connect it to anything that hasn’t been previously validated by BEEVERYCREATIVE. Make sure gases, explosive and other flammable materials aren’t kept, stored or transported with your helloBEEprusa 3D printer or its parts.
ADULT SUPERVISION
COOL AND WELL-VENTILATED
ENVIRONMENT
MOVING PARTS
HIGH TEMPERATURES
For better results with helloBEEprusa,
it is recommended you maintain an acceptable level
of air quality around the printer.
Environments with some ventilation are also recommended
so as to renew the air if you choose to print
with materials that release odors.
Because we can’t stress this enough,
helloBEEprusa was developed to be used by adults.
Should you wish that children also use it,
you must supervise them at all times while they do so.
You must also take great care with small printed objects,
because children might try to swallow them,
which poses a danger of them choking.
Whenever helloBEEprusa is functioning,
some mechanical parts can reach high temperatures,
which can cause serious burns if touched.
For that reason you must always be careful
not to touch it.
Whenever it’s functioning,
helloBEEprusa has moving parts.
For that reason, you should always keep a safe distance
from the printer while it’s operating.
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WARRANTY INFORMATION
helloBEEprusa is a DIY 3D printer assembled by the user. Its warranty is assured for the components that are included with the KIT.
Warranty will be voided:
- If inappropriate handling during assembly takes place.
- If the user makes incorrect connections, breaks or damages parts during assembly.
Before assembling your helloBEEprusa you must read thoroughly the Terms and Conditions of the BEEVERYCREATIVE Standard Warranty on our website: www.beeverycreative.com.
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A
ASSEMBLING THE STRUCTURE
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A.1
STRUCTURE
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A.2
BUTTON HEAD SCREW DIN7380 M4X10
SERRATED LOCK WASHER DIN6798J M4
HEX. THIN NUT 1 DIN439 M4
STRUCTURE
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A.3
BUTTON HEAD SCREW DIN7380 M4X10
SERRATED LOCK WASHER DIN6798J M4
HEX. THIN NUT 1 DIN439 M4
STRUCTURE
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BUTTON HEAD SCREW DIN7380 M4X10
SERRATED LOCK WASHER DIN6798J M4
HEX. THIN NUT 1 DIN439 M4
A.4
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A.5
BUTTON HEAD SCREW DIN7380 M4X10
SERRATED LOCK WASHER DIN6798J M4
HEX. THIN NUT 1 DIN439 M4
STRUCTURE
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A.6
BUTTON HEAD SCREW DIN7380 M4X10
SERRATED LOCK WASHER DIN6798J M4
HEX. THIN NUT 1 DIN439 M4
STRUCTURE
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BUTTON HEAD SCREW DIN7380 M4X10
SERRATED LOCK WASHER DIN6798J M4
HEX. THIN NUT 1 DIN439 M4
A.7
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A.8
BUTTON HEAD SCREW DIN7380 M4X10
SERRATED LOCK WASHER DIN6798J M4
HEX. THIN NUT 1 DIN439 M4
STRUCTURE
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A.9
Y AXIS NEMA17 STEPPER MOTOR
Z AXIS NEMA17 STEPPER MOTORS
Δ
Y-AXIS
Δ
Y-AXIS
Δ
Z-AXIS
PLAIN WASHER DIN125 M3
CYL. HEAD SCREW DIN912 M3X8
Δ
Z-AXIS
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A.10
FLEX COUPLING 5MM
You will need the hex key supplied with the kit to screw on the flex coupling
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A.11
HEX. THIN NUT 1 DIN439 M4
CYL. HEAD SCREW DIN912 M4X16
PULLEY GT2 20 TOOTH
SERRATED LOCK WASHER DIN6798J M4
SPACER 8X7MM HOLE 4,3MM
FLAT BELT PULLEY
In this step you must leave the pulley about 5-6mm away from the struture, and align it with the flat belt pulley
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B
ASSEMBLING
THE BUILD PLATE STRUCTURE
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B.1
From now on, you might need the Spanner supplied in the kit. Later it can be used as a Spool Holder
STRUCTURE
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B.2
8MM LINEAR BEARING
SERRATED LOCK WASHER DIN6798J M4
HEX. THIN NUT 1 DIN439 M4
“U” CLAMP A2 M4 20X20,5MM
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B.3
NYLOC NUT DIN985 M3
PLAIN WASHER DIN125 M3
BED SPRING ø0.8X2.5
CYL. HEAD SCREW DIN912 M3X20
PCB HEATED BED MK2B 214X214MM
Δ H-Bed
Δ Bed Sensor
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B.4
END STOP LEVER X/Y
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B.5
BUTTON HEAD SCREW DIN7380 M4X10
SERRATED LOCK WASHER DIN6798J M4
HEX. THIN NUT 1 DIN439 M4
Y SUPPORT
LINEAR GUIDE 8X310MM (Y)
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B.6
BUTTON HEAD SCREW DIN7380 M4X10
SERRATED LOCK WASHER DIN6798J M4
HEX. THIN NUT 1 DIN439 M4
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C
ASSEMBLING THE EXTRUDER
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C.1
STRUCTURE
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C.2
ADJUSTMENT FOR BEARING COVER
CLAMP
CYL. HEAD SCREW DIN912 M3X16
NYLOC NUT DIN985 M3
HEX HEAD SCREW DIN933 M3X20
PLAIN WASHER DIN125 M3
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C.3
CYL. HEAD SCREW DIN912 M3X16
NYLOC NUT DIN985 M3
HEX HEAD SCREW DIN933 M5X10
U-GROOVE WHEEL
STRUCTURE
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C.4
8MM LINEAR BEARING
SERRATED LOCK WASHER DIN6798J M4
HEX. THIN NUT 1 DIN439 M4
“U” CLAMP A2 M4 20X20,5MM
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C.5
EXTRUDER NEMA17 STEPPER MOTORS
Δ EXTRUDER
[E0] [E1]
Δ EXTRUDER
[E0] [E1]
CYL. HEAD SCREW DIN912 M3X8
PLAIN WASHER DIN125 M3
Δ EXTRUDER
[E0] [E1]
Δ EXTRUDER
[E0] [E1]
For some steps, you will need a marker to mark some of the labels to tell apart different cables. This will help you when assembling the electronics. Mark 0 and 1 as shown above and never forget to do so every time you see this icon.
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C.6
SOCKET SET SCREW DIN914 M3X4
EXTRUDER TEMPERATURE SENSOR Ø4 mm
24V HEAT CARTRIDGE Ø6 mm
Δ Extruder Sensor
[E0] [E1]
Δ Extruder Sensor
[E0] [E1]
EXTRUDER HEAT SINK
EXTRUDER HOT END
Extruder Sensor
[E0] [E1]
Extruder Sensor
[E0] [E1]
Δ Heater
[E0] [E1]
Δ Heater
[E0] [E1]
Δ Heater
[E0] [E1]
Δ Heater
[E0] [E1]
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C.7
EXTRUDER FAN 24V
CYL. HEAD SCREW DIN912 M3X30
Δ EXT_FAN
[E0] [E1]
Δ EXT_FAN
[E0] [E1]
Δ EXT_FAN
[E0] [E1]
Δ EXT_FAN
[E0] [E1]
All cables
go through here
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C.8
EXTRUDER FAN 24V
Δ EXT_FAN
[E0] [E1]
Δ EXT_FAN
[E0] [E1]
CYL. HEAD SCREW DIN912 M3X16
NYLOC NUT DIN985 M3
BLOWER
Δ EXT_FAN
[E0] [E1]
Δ EXT_FAN
[E0] [E1]
All cables
go through here
Write on "B" for Blower on both labels
B
B
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C.9
END STOP LEVER X/Y
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D
ASSEMBLING THE X-AXIS
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D.1
X SUPPORT
HEX. THIN NUT 2 D439 M5
LINEAR GUIDE 8X385MM (X)
STRUCTURE
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D.2
BUTTON HEAD SCREW DIN7380 M4X20
SERRATED LOCK WASHER DIN6798J M4
HEX. THIN NUT 1 DIN439 M4
8MM LINEAR BEARING
Screw each Screw bit by bit, not one Screw all at once
STRUCTURE
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D.3
HEX. THIN NUT 1 DIN439 M4
CYL. HEAD SCREW DIN912 M4X30
SERRATED LOCK WASHER DIN6798J M4
SPACER 8X7MM HOLE 4,3MM
FLAT BELT PULLEY
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D.4
X SUPPORT
C - EXTRUDER
HEX. THIN NUT 2 DIN439 M5
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D.5
STRUCTURE
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D.6
BUTTON HEAD SCREW D7380 M4X20
SERRATED LOCK WASHER D6798J M4
HEX. THIN NUT 1 D439 M4
8MM LINEAR BEARING
Screw each Screw bit by bit, not one Screw all at once
STRUCTURE
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D.7
X AXIS NEMA17 STEPPER MOTOR
PLAIN WASHER D125 M3
CYL. HEAD SCREW D912 M3X8
Δ
X-AXIS
PULLEY GT2 20 TOOTH
Align the Pulley GT2 with the Flat Belt Pulley. The Pulley GT2 must have a small clearance from the motor casing.
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D.8
CYL. HEAD SCREW D912 M3X30
ADJUSTABLE Z END STOP
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E
HOW THE 3 AXES
AND ALL THEIR COMPONENTS
COME TOGETHER
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E.1
GUIDE SHOE
Use the Soft Hammer carefully when you feel the need to use some extra strengh putting the components in their places
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E.2
LINEAR GUIDE 8X335MM (Z)
Guides should slide freely
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E.3
After this step, move the extruder to feel if it slides freely on both axies (X and Z)
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E.4
BUTTON HEAD SCREW DIN7380 M4X10
SERRATED LOCK WASHER DIN6798J M4
HEX. THIN NUT 1 DIN439 M4
Z 1 SUPPORT
Z 2 SUPPORT
Z 1 SUPPORT
Z 2 SUPPORT
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E.5
THREADED ROD DIN976 A2 M5X320
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E.6
GT2 RUBBER BELT
CABLE TIE 2.5X100MM
Place to put the
Cable Tie
Use the Cutter Pliers to cut the Rubber Belt and the Cable Tie tip
STRUCTURE
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E.7
GT2 RUBBER BELT
CABLE TIE 2.5X100MM
Place to put the
Cable Tie
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F
ASSEMBLING THE ELECTRONICS
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F.1
PLAIN WASHER DIN125 M3
CYL. HEAD SCREW DIN912 M3X8
END STOP
END STOP CABLING
Δ ENDSTOP
[X] [Y] [Z]
Δ ENDSTOP
[X] [Y] [Z]
Δ ENDSTOP
[X] [Y] [Z]
Δ ENDSTOP
[X] [Y] [Z]
Δ ENDSTOP
[X] [Y] [Z]
Δ ENDSTOP
[X] [Y] [Z]
NYLOC NUT DIN985 M3
END STOP SUPORT
Δ ENDSTOP
[X] [Y] [Z]
Δ ENDSTOP
[X] [Y] [Z]
Δ ENDSTOP
[X] [Y] [Z]
Repeat the same process for the other two End Stops.
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F.2
NYLOC NUT DIN985 M3
CYL. HEAD SCREW DIN912 M3X16
Δ ENDSTOP
[X] [Y] [Z]
Δ ENDSTOP
[X] [Y] [Z]
Δ ENDSTOP
[X] [Y] [Z]
(X) (Y) (Z)
(X) (Y) (Z)
(X) (Y) (Z)
Use the marker to mark both labels of each cables with X, Y and Z.
Δ ENDSTOP
[X] [Y] [Z]
Δ ENDSTOP
[X] [Y] [Z]
Δ ENDSTOP
[X] [Y] [Z]
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F.3
NYLOC NUT DIN985 M3
CYL. HEAD SCREW DIN912 M3X16
DISPLAY SPACER
CONTROL PANEL
CONTROL PANEL CABLES
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F.4
POWER SUPPLY 24V 15A 360W
CAUTION
HIGH AC VOLTAGE WHEN CONNECTED TO THE SOCKET
CAUTION!
HIGH AC VOLTAGE
Δ 24 VDC
CAUTION!
HIGH AC VOLTAGE
CAUTION!
HIGH AC VOLTAGE
Δ 24 VDC
Δ 24 VDC
POWER SUPPLY > SOCKET
POWER SUPPLY>MOTHERBOARD
BUTTON HEAD SCREW DIN7380 M4X10
SERRATED LOCK WASHER DIN6798J M4
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MOTHERBOARD MKS GEN V1.2
F.5
CYL. HEAD SCREW D912 M3X30
Z END STOP ADJUSTABLE
PLAIN WASHER D125 M3
NYLOC NUT DIN985 M3
CABLE CASING ø15.8
CABLE CASING ø15.8
Carefully apply the cable casing to the wiring coming out of the extruder before connecting everything to the motherboard
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F.6
ELECTRONICS COOLING FAN 24V
ELECTRONICS
COOLING FAN 24V
WHITHOUT LABEL
To make the process easier, all cables should pass behind the motherboard.
X-
X
-12/24V+ -12/24V+
+FAN- +HE0- +HE1-
Y
Z
E0
E1
Y+
Z-
EXP1
BED
J16
E0
J21
E1
J14
EXP2
EXP1EXP2
Δ
X-AXIS
Δ
Y-AXIS
Δ
Z-AXIS
Δ EXTRUDER
E0] [E1]
Δ EXTRUDER
E0] [E1]
[
[
Δ ENDSTOP
[X] [Y] [Z]
Δ ENDSTOP
[X] [Y] [Z]
Δ ENDSTOP
[X] [Y] [Z]
Δ Extruder Sensor
[E0] [E1]
Δ Bed Sensor
Δ Extruder Sensor
[E0] [E1]
USB
Δ 24 VDC
+H-BED-
Δ EXT_FAN
[E0] [E1]
Δ EXT_FAN
[E0] [E1]
Δ EXT_FAN
[E0] [E1]
Δ EXT_FAN
[E0] [E1]
Δ H-Bed
B
B
Δ Heater
[E0] [E1]
Δ Heater
[E0] [E1]
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F.7
NYLOC NUT DIN985 M3
CYL. HEAD SCREW DIN912 M3X16
ELECTRONICS
COOLING FAN 24V
WHITHOUT LABEL
FAN SUPPORT
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F.8
CAUTION
HIGH AC VOLTAGE WHEN CONNECTED TO THE SOCKET
SWITCH ON/OFF BOX
AC SOCKET
BUTTON HEAD SCREW DIN7380 M4X10
SERRATED LOCK WASHER DIN6798J M4
HEX. THIN NUT 1 DIN439 M4
CAUTION!
HIGH AC VOLTAGE
ELECTRIC FUSE 2A=230V
/ ELECTRIC FUSE 3A=115V
Check the power unit to make sure it’s set for your country’s voltage, and place the fuse with the proper amperage inside the power switch
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F.9
GLASS 3MM 214X200MM
BINDER CLIPS 19MM
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CONGRATULATIONS!
Your helloBEEprusa is now assembled, and it should look like this. You may now connect your printer to a power socket, with helloBEEprusa power cable, and turn it on. You may use the USB cable provided with the kit to communicate with the computer.
Please don’t forget to check the User Manual on our Forum to learn how to setup your helloBEEprusa.
You can print any one of the printed parts that are included in the kit yourself. You can even print them in different materials if you wish. The STL files are available from our website, and you can also download free add-ons to print and improve your HelloBEEprusa.
You will find the sources here: https://github.com/beeverycreative/helloBEEprusa-hardware
Hope you enjoy your helloBEEprusa! Join us and share your experience here: www.beeverycreative.com/forum.
HAPPY 3D PRINTING!
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