Zinter® Freedom
Instruction Manual
V1.01 October 2016
Zinter Special Projects
Start
Here!
Contents:
IntroductionPage 2
User SafetyPage 4
Unpacking Your Zinter® FreedomPage 5
Software Installation Page 6
Introduction to Simplify3DPage 7
Connecting Your Zinter
®
Freedom Page 17
Loading Filament Page 18
Unblocking a nozzlePage 19
Levelling the Bed Page 20
Your First Print Page 21
Pause or stop a printPage 22
Removing the print from the bed Page 23
Filament Reference Guide Page 24
FAQ’sPage 26
Touchscreen Menu’s Page 27
Web Portal Menu’sPage 28
Looking after your Zinter
®
FreedomPage 29
Certificate of Conformity Page 30
Thank you for choosing Zinter®
Special Projects, and welcome to the
Zinter® family!
This quick start guide is intended to
get you up and running with your
new Zinter® Freedom as quickly as
possible.
Legal Notice
This manual is a ‘living document’ The information in this manual is subject to change without notice. The latest
version can be downloaded from www.zinter.com
ZINTER LTD. MAKES NO WARRANTY OF ANY KIND WITH REGARD TO THIS MACHINERY OR MATERIAL,
INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A
PARTICULAR PURPOSE.
Zinter Limited shall not be liable for errors contained herein or for incidental or consequential damages in
connection with the furnishing, performance, or use of this Equipment or associated material. Changes or
modifications to the system not expressly approved in writing by Zinter Ltd, the party responsible for compliance,
could void the user’s authority for use.
Zinter Ltd reserves the right to amend its product specifications, firmware and associated guides, software and
manuals without notice. Images used are for guidance only and may differ from your machine.
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translated into another language without the prior written consent of Zinter Ltd.
Zinter Limited offers a 1 year warranty, refer to the warranty terms at www.zinter.com
E&OE
Your heated bed and Extruders run
at very hot temperatures. Please
read and understand this guide
before printing to avoid serious
burns or injury.
introduction
Trademarks
Apple, Windows, Simplify 3D, Colorfabb and all other trademarks where used belong to their respective owners.
The Zinter Freedom is intended to
remain within the solid case.
Removing the printer from the
case exposes live wires -
disconnect from mains before
removing from case.
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Zinter Freedom
Build Chamber
Filament Access
Front Release
Touch Screen
Cable Access
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user safety
To avoid personal injury, or model deformation, do not touch the model, nozzle, or any moving parts by
hand, or any other part of the body, while the printer is working or immediately after it has finished
printing.
Protective glasses should always be worn when removing support material.
Always have adult supervision when children are present. Please keep all small printed parts away from
young children; these can easily present choking hazards! There are several safety issues, small tools,
sharp tools and HOT objects and most parts used in connection with 3D Printing. Tie back long hair and
loose clothing. Keep fingers away from moving parts.
Tools and parts should be stored at a suitable height away from small children. Tools should be used in
conjunction with safety gloves and glasses.
The printer must not be exposed to water or rain, or damage may occur.
Do not shut down the Zinter Freedom or pull out the USB cable when loading a digital model, or the
model data may be lost. Your Zinter Freedom will not continue printing following a power cut and any
progress made before a power cut will be lost and the print will need to be restarted.
The printer is designed to work properly at an ambient temperature of between 15°C and 25°C and
humidity of between 20% and 50%; Operating outside these limits may result in low quality models or
machine malfunction.
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Great care has been taken to ensure your Zinter® Freedom gets to
you in one piece, however if there is any visible damage to the
outer packaging, or obvious signs of damage please notify the
courier immediately - failing to do so could invalidate any claim.
unboxing
Your Zinter® Freedom is heavy, lifting should be carried out by 2
people, care should be taken when lifting or moving.
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Unbox your Zinter® Freedom and retain all
packaging for future use. Ensure all foam inserts’
locking screws and transport cableties are
removed from inside the printer.
Ensure you have all of the following parts before
proceeding:
1 x Zinter® Freedom Printer
1 x USB lead
1 x Power Lead
1 x Glass Plate
1 x Simplify3D® Download Pack
1 x Instruction Manual
1 x Filament starter roll
1 x Build plate removal tool
2 x Rolls blue painters tape
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Your Zinter® Freedom is shipped with a Simplify3D download booklet,
please follow the instructions and use the One Time use code
contained in the booklet to download and Install Simplify 3D. You
licence permits installation on two computers - for additional licences
please visit our on-line store at www.zinter.com
Installation:
installation
Launch: The installer will guide you through the installation steps. The last step is a
prompt to open and launch your Simplify3D® Software for the first time.
Activate: The software must be activated through an Internet connection after
installation.
You can deactivate a specific machine at any time by going to Help > Deactivate
Product.
Unzip and double click the .exe file to install. You may need
to right click and choose ‘Run as Administrator’ depending
on your permissions and trust settings. The windows
installation requires Microsoft Visual C++ Redistributable
which should be automatically detected and installed if
necessary
Unzip and double click the .app bundle to install. Enter your
administrator username and password and follow on-screen
prompts
The Linux installer comes with both 32 and 64 bit options.
After choosing the appropriate version for your system,
unzip the file and launch the .run package. It is
recommended to launch this program as super-user by
opening terminal, cd’ing to the directory where you
unzipped the file, and the typing “sudo
./Simplify3D*installer.run” and entering the administrator
password.
OS x 10.6.8 +
XP or greater
Linux
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configuration
When you open Simplify3D for the first time, you will be greeted by the Configuration
Assistant. Select Ion Core Zinter Pro from drop down menu and the Assistant will
automatically configure all of your settings.
For Zinter Freedom Printers - select
Zinter Pro from the menu and follow
the steps below to adjust the default
settings.
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Once you have selected Zinter Pro from
the drop down most settings will be
configured automatically to configure the
final settings for your printer click on ‘Edit
Process Settings.
On extruder tab select
remove extruder to delete
‘back extruder’
On temperature
tab select remove
controller to
remove extruder
and bed
On G Code Tab
change bed size to
400 (X) 250(Y) 250
(Z)
5
3
4
Build Table
Toolbar
Models
Processes
Menu Bar
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the interface
1. Build Table: This is the interactive 3D environment where you will be viewing and
working with your 3D content before printing. This is the “main stage” and primary
viewing area. The grey grid is scaled proportionally to the size of your build volume
and is determined based on your printer selection with the Configuration Assistant.
Use these mouse short cuts for different views:
• Rotate View – Left-click and drag
• Pan View – Right-click and drag
• Zoom – Scrolling or gesture zoom (or Shift-left-click and drag up and down)
2. Menu Bar: Primary navigation to all aspects of Simplify3D Software.
3. Models: When you import 3D models, they are listed in this section above the
buttons/commands that enable you to work with your models.
4. Processes: The build operations to create your 3D print are listed here, along with
buttons/commands enabling you to work with process functions.
5. Toolbar: This toolbar contains quick access buttons for frequently used tools. You
can move the toolbar anywhere you wish by clicking and dragging the top dotted line.
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Default View
Show Solid Model
Show Lighting
Front View
Show Point Cloud
Machine Control Panel
Top View
Show Wireframe
Cross Section View
Side View
Show Normals
Manually Define
Support for Model
A
C
D
E
B
the interface
A. View: The first four buttons are preset
viewing positions, allowing you to quickly
change to the default, top, front, or side view.
B. Model Render: These tools control how
you view the attributes of your 3D models.
You can add a wireframe or a point cloud to
your model, enable or disable the lighting
and the solid rendering of the model, or
display the surface normals of the model.
C. Cross Section Tool: The Cross Section tool
gives you the ability to cut a model in half to
look inside it. The tool allows you to cut your
model from all three axes and can also be
accessed in the Preview Mode.
D. Machine Control Panel: Simplify3D®
Software can connect to virtually any printer
through the Machine Control Panel (MCP).
Another way to access the MCP is through
the top menu bar under Tools > Machine
Control Panel. The MCP allows you to view
your extruder and build plate temperatures,
preheat your nozzles, jog your machine’s
motors, and access the software-printer
communication log.
E: Support: The Manually Define Support
tool provides the freedom to customize your
support structure under or inside any part of
a model.
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*Thingiverse is owned and operated by MakerBot® Industries, LLC
import a model
The first step in the 3D printing process is to import the model you want to build. You
can obtain 3D models from http://www.thingiverse.com* or you can make a model
yourself using a CAD package like SketchUp or AUTOCAD®. Save the 3D model file on
your computer or storage device as an .stl or .obj file.
Click Import in the Models section and navigate to the folder where you saved your
file. You can also drag-and-drop file(s) onto the Build Table. The software will
automatically position and centre your imported model on the Build Table.
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Advanced model settings: Double click on any model (either in the Models list or on
the Build Table) to bring up the Model Settings box. Enter numbers or use the up-down
arrows to adjust the positioning, scaling, or rotation of your model. A helpful feature is
that you can see your model change in real time on the Build Table.
Helpful mouse and keyboard short-cuts to move, scale, or rotate your model:
Move Model – Ctrl-left-click and drag (or Command-left-click on Mac)• Scale
Model – Ctrl-right-click and drag up or down (Command-right-click - Mac)•
Rotate Model – Alt-left-click and drag right or left (or Option-Left Click on Mac)
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process settings
In the first step of the workflow, you imported a model. The
next step is to define a Process that specifies how your model
will be constructed.
A process is a collection of settings including speed, size,
support material, quality levels, etc. Some models are built with
one process, while more complicated models may involve
multiple processes throughout the build sequence.
The first Process will be configured automatically based on the
printer selected in the Configuration Assistant. You’re free to
make any adjustments you desire, but it’s a great starting point!
To make adjustments to your Process, double-click on the
Process or click Edit Process Settings. This will open the FFF*
Settings window.
*The acronym FFF stands for Fused Filament Fabrication, and is the
industry term for the 3D printing processes you will be using.
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process settings
The FFF Settings window contains all the Processes that specify how your model will
be constructed:
1. Select Profile – Allows you to choose a pre-configured printer profile.
2. Auto-Configure for Material – Allows you to select the material you will be printing
with.
3. Auto-Configure for Print Quality – Allows you to select a pre-configured print quality.
4. Infill Percentage – Changes the interior solidity of your 3D print. 0% is completely
hollow and 100% is completely solid. A value in the range of 20-50% is a good place to
start.
5. Include Raft – Generates a raft structure underneath your part. Rafts are used to
improve the bond to your build platform and may help reduce warping on large
models.
6. Generate Support – Turns on support material for your 3D print. Support structures
are similar to scaffolding, in that they help support steep overhangs and unsupported
areas during the construction process. Typically, a 45° or greater overhang will benefit
from support material underneath it. Simplify3D provides a unique ability to customize
your supports, with add and delete support buttons. Simplify3D support structures
break away cleanly and easily, minimizing difficult post-production cleaning and
insuring the highest quality final print. Click OK when you have finished configuring
your settings in the FFF Settings window. At any time, you can modify the settings by
double-clicking on the Process in the list, or by clicking Edit Process Settings.
Click ‘Show Advanced’ at the bottom of the FFF settings window to
view additional options and settings that are available within your
Simplify3D Software.
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previewing g-code
“Slicing” is the term used to describe the process of translating a digital model into
line-by-line printer instructions called “G-code.” The software slices the model into G-
Code based on the variables you have selected in the FFF Settings window.
After you have finalised your Process
settings, click Prepare to Print! to trigger the
preparation of G-Code. Simple models will
be sliced in seconds, while complex models
may take several minutes.
When your G-Code has been created, the
software window will transition
automatically to Preview Mode.
The animated Preview Mode in the Simpify3D® Software allows you to inspect all
aspects of your print operation prior to execution. The software takes your generated
G-Code and virtually displays line by line how your model will be constructed.
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preview
The Preview provides interactive buttons for precise playback control:
• Play/Pause button animates the preview line by line.
• Start and End Slider Bars allow you to move through the preview manually.
(Hint: leave the Start button positioned at left and drag the End button to see the entire
build). The preview can be illustrated by Line or by Layer by clicking on either
selection.
A useful setting is to select Preview by Layer and also place a check mark in Single
Layer Only. Together, these selections will allow you to view a single layer at a time.
Build Statistics are located in the top left corner of the
Preview window and include three estimates:
1. Build Time (how long it would take for your print to
finish).
2. Filament Length (how much filament it will take to
build your model).
3. Material Cost (an approximation of how much it will
cost to make your part).
If you want to make adjustments to your model or process before
printing, click exit Preview Mode.
Build statistics are intended only as a guide, and should not be
relied upon to make business or costings decisions..
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Normal Selection
Translate Models
Scale Models
Rotate Models
Q
W
E
R
New
Open
Save Factory File
Save Factory File As
Import Models
Undo
Redo
Copy Selection
Paste Selection
Remove Selection
Group Selection
Ungroup Selection
Select All
Deselect All
Duplicate Models
Center and Arrange
Drop Model to Table
Place Surface on Bed
Prepare to Print
Default View
Top View
Front View
Side View
Wireframe
Cross Section
MODEL MANIPULATION
FILE MENU
EDIT MENU
VIEW MENU
TOOLS MENU
Machine Control Panel
Customize Support Structures
OTHER SHORTCUTS
Select Multiple Models
Change Build Plate Angle
Change Build Plate Position
Zoom In/Out on Build Plate
+ N
+ O
+ S
+ + S
+ I
+ Z
+ + Z
+ C
+ V
+ G
+ + G
+ A
+ + A
+ D
+ R
+ T
+ L
+ E
+ 1
+ 2
+ 3
+ 4
+ W
+ K
+ P
+ U
+ Click Models
Right Click + Drag
Left Click + Drag
Scroll
Note: Mac users will need to replace the CTRL key with the Apple Command key (i.e., Command + Z to Undo).
keyboard shortcuts
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Place on Zinter® on a firm surface
Connect the Power Cord
Connect USB or Network Cable
Power On
4
3
1
2
get connected
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Filament Access
Heatsink
Loading Filament
Feed Roller
Tension Release
When heated the hot end is extremely hot - take extra care when
loading filament to prevent contact and avoid serious burns.
Loading filament can be tricky but is made much easier by understanding what is
going on inside the extruder while you try to load filament. The image below shows the
extruder assembly of your Zinter® Freedomboth with the Fan and Heat sink removed
and complete and with key parts identified.
1: To load filament first ensure you begin by straightening out approx 5 - 10 cm of
filament
2: While depressing the tension release lever insert filament through the Filament
Access hole in the top of the extruder assembly.
3: Now carefully feed the filament in through the feed roller and into the end of the
Guide Tube - This is quite fiddly, but gets easier with practice! This will be easier if you
have cut the filament end at 45o to create a ‘point’.
4: The printer is now ready to print.
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Hot End
Heatsink
Hot End
Hot EndCooling Fan
HeatsinkGuide Tube
Tension Indicator
Filament Route
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Blocked Extruder
When heated the hot end is extremely hot - take extra care when
loading filament to prevent contact and avoid serious burns.
From time to time your extruder may become blocked, and you will need to strip down
your extruder to clear filament from the unit. This process can also be used to clean
the drive gear to achieve optimum results.
Begin by un-clipping the cooling fan from the heat sink, then carefully
remove the 4 screws holding the extruder cover plate in place
Remove the cover plate to expose the inner workings of the extruder,
be careful not to misplace the small bearing housed within the cover-
plate.
You can now remove the tension release arm,by sliding it towards
you, taking care not to loose the nut, bolt and spring that set your
feed roller tension
With the tension arm removed you can now remove the heatsink,
guide tube and hot end from the extruder assembly by sliding
carefully towards you. Be extremely careful if the hot end is still
warm. Take note of the orientation of the guide tube - it must be
replaced the same way it came off!
You can now unscrew the heak sink from the hot end, be careful not
to loose the PTFE tube contained within, this will reveal any blocked
filament.
You may need to heat the hot end in order to release the filament - if
required this must be done with extreme caution.
Reverse these instructions to rebuild your extruder.
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bed levelling
The most common cause of print problems and
print failures is a print bed that has not been
levelled.
Once you have levelled the bed on your Zinter®
Freedom, technically you shouldn’t need to touch
it, however if you experience issues its always
worth checking this first.
Underneath your print platform there are 3 Thumb
screws, these allow the bed to be ‘tilted’ in any
angle to level the bed.
Bed levelling is crucial to great prints and is worth spending a little time getting right:
Begin by turning the.
1: Begin by pressing the home all or home z
buttons on the touch screen
2: Once the printer has homed the axis press
the bed levelling button .
3: The printer will automatically take a
number of readings
4: Bed levelling compensation is now
complete - you can fine adjust further using
the thumb screws under the bed if needed
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lets print!
When you are happy with the preview, there are two
options to begin your print: Begin Printing over USB – if you
are using a USB connection, you have the option to view
the build sequence real-time on your monitor by selecting
Live Preview Tracking.
For additional information on USB communication, access
the Machine Control Panel to view a broad range of
information that is transmitted via USB.
Save Tool paths to Disk – This saves your print file to a
user-defined location, such as
a folder on your computer or an SD card.
If you wish to print via the on-board web browser select ‘Save tool
paths to disk’.
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stopping a print
During the Print you can click the pause button
within the Machine Control Panel at any time to
pause the print. The Extruder will remain at
heat. You can the restart the print by clicking
the print button again.
The Stop, or Emergency Stop buttons will both
cease the print - you will not be able to restart
the print.
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Printing via Simplify3d (USB)
During the Print you can click the pause button
on the touch screen at any time to pause the
print. The Extruder will remain at heat and the
bed will move away from the nozzle. You can
the restart the print by clicking the print button
again.
One the print is paused, a cancel print option
appears, to stop the print if needed.
Printing via Touch Screen (Standalone)
During the Print you can click the pause button
within the Print Status tab at any time to pause
the print. he Extruder will remain at heat and
the bed will move away from the nozzle. You
can the restart the print by clicking the print
button again. The red emergency stop button
will stop the print at any time. There is a few
seconds delay between pressing the button
and the printer reacting.
Printing via Web portal (Network)
removing a print
A wallpaper scraper, or pallet knife, kept flat against the print glass
is ideal for removing the model from the print bed.
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Do not try to remove the model from the print bed before the
nozzles and the bed have cooled. Doing so may cause burns or
damage to your model or printer.
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Once the Zinter® Freedom has finished printing, the extruder’s will return to the ‘Home’
Position, and the Bed will lower to the bottom of the print area. the bed and nozzles
will begin to cool It is advised that you wait approximately 10 minutes for cooling to
complete before removing the print.
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All Colours
PLA
192 - 200C
filament guide
Nozzle TempSpeed
40 - 100mm/s
Your Zinter® Freedom is supplied with a roll of Premium
PLA Filament selected by Zinter.
For best results we recommend using Zinter filaments
with your Zinter® Freedom
Your Zinter Freedom is configured to work with 3mm filament using 1.75mm filament in
your printer will cause your extruder to block and may damage your printer.
Ideal print temperature settings will vary in line with environmental factors, outside
temperatures and other factors . Zinter Filament will always carry a guide temperature on
the box, you can adjust the print temperature within your slicing software.
More abrasive filaments such as XT-CF20 Carbon Fibre, and some metallic
filaments (Brassfill for example) will wear your print nozzle much quicker that
plastic filaments. This will become apparent through reduced quality prints,
particularly where fine detail is needed. Hardened steel nozzles can be
sourced from www.zinter.com
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A full range of filaments can be found on the Zinter shop at www.zinter.com.
Your Zinter Freedom is supplied with two rolls of adhesion tape to ensure maximum
adhesion to the glass bed, replacements can be sourced from www.zinter,com
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PLA / ABS
filament range
Specials
We are constantly adding new colours to our range and the full list is available through
the online store at www.zinter.com.
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Not all filaments are currently available in 3mm diameter - check our online store for
availability.
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F.A,Q’s
Is the Zinter® Freedom suitable for use by children?
Almost all 3D printers use Hot Extruder’s, and utilise moving parts, and without direct and
constant supervision these parts could cause injury, if allowing children to work with 3D
Printers it is important that they are made aware of the risks and constantly supervised.
What issues may I face?
The biggest complaint users find with 3D printers is models lifting from the print bed during
the print, and this happening half way through a 6 hour print can be extremely frustrating, We
have found that applying watered down PVA glue to the print bed, or sticking masking tape
to the Glass bed before printing both help dramatically reduce occurrences of the print lifting
from the bed - the internet is full of weird and wacky solutions from hair spray to beer - we
recommend masking tape or PVA glue!
Do I have to use Zinter supplies?
You do not have to purchase your supplies from us (though we would love it if you did!)
however the results of using cheap imported filament in any 3D printer are well documented
on-line, We would recommend only sourcing quality filament through a reputable supplier -
we cannot accept any warranty claims arising from the use of filament not approved for use
in our machines.
What colours of filament are available?
There is a standard rage of about 50 colours available plus, fluorescent and glow in the dark
however we can (subject to minimum order quantities and lead times) obtain filament in
almost any colour if you wish to match an existing branding or products.
Do I require a special location to install the Zinter® Freedom?
All 3D printers should be located in a well ventilated room, where temperatures are
reasonably stable and the machine should be located on a stable surface capable of
carrying its weight. The Zinter® Range of printers do not need special ventilation systems.
A full list of FAQ’s is available at www.zinter.com
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Touchscreen menu
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Heatsink
Heater Controls
Hot End
Autobed level
Macros
HeatsinkHome Axis
Heatsink
Print speed
File Browser
HeatsinkFan speed control
Keyboard
Setup options
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Web Portal
Web portal is subject to change with each new Firmware Release
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Heatsink
Fan Controls
Autobed level
HeatsinkHome Axis
Time remaining
Digital Readout
Pause Print
Menu options
Upload and print
care for your Zinter
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Filament Materials
Your Zinter® Freedom utilises an open format filament system. We strongly
recommend you purchase your 3D printing filament materials from www.zinter.com,
where every filament has been thoroughly tested to work on your printer and comes
with optimized default settings for easier printing.
If you choose to purchase your filament elsewhere, avoid low quality filaments that can
lead to failed prints and even damage your Zinter® Freedom. Low quality filament can
contain foreign objects, unlisted material blends, voids and density variations, its also
not uncommon for cheap filament to have varying filament diameter. Purchasing
consistent and reliable filament is key to consistent and reliable prints, and well worth it
to protect your investment in a Zinter® Freedom.
More abrasive filaments such as XT-CF20 Carbon Fibre, and some metallic filaments
(Brassfill for example) will wear your print nozzle much quicker that plastic filaments.
This will become apparent through reduced quality prints, particularly where fine detail
is needed.
Print Bed
Your Zinter® Freedom has a removable glass print surface, always check this plate for
chips, cracks or damage at the start and end of each print, if any become apparent
cease use immediately and replace.
If you start seeing adhesion issues and your prints are not sticking to the glass,
carefully wipe the glass with isopropyl alcohol.
For some filaments applying ZintacTM to your print area prior to printing can also
improve bed adhesion.
Print Nozzle
Over time you may also experience an accumulation of filament on the nozzle and
heater block. To clean up this accumulated filament, heat the hot end up to 180°C and
then carefully wipe affected areas using a clean dry cloth.
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CERTIFICATE & DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY FOR CE MARKING
For the following:
Product: 3D Printer
Model: Zinter Freedom
Serial Number: ZPII - F001 - F005 Onwards
Manufacturer:
Zinter LTD
Unit 1J Westpark 26
Wellington
Somerset
TA21 9AD
United Kingdom
info@zinter.com
+44 (0) 844 409 7976
Year of affixing CE marking: 2016
We hereby declare under our sole responsibility that the product listed above is in compliance with the
essential requirements of the following EU directives:
Machinery Directive (2006/42/EC)
Electromagnetic Compatibilty Directive (2004/108/EC)
Low Voltage directive (2006/95/EC)
RoHS 2 Directive (2011/65/EU)
and further conform with the following EU Harmonised standards:
EN 953:1997 + A1:2009
EN 60204-1:2006 + A1:2009
EN 61000-6-3:2007 + A1:2011
EN 61000-6-1:2007
The technical documentation is kept at the Manufacturers address
Shane Nelson
Managing Director
Singned on behalf of Zinter Ltd
Date of Issue: 15th January 2014
Place of Issue: United Kingdom
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Contact
Sales
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• E: info@zinter.com
• http://www.zinter.com
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• E: sales@zinter.com
• http://www.zinter.com
• P: 0844 409 7976
• E: support@zinter.com
• https://ioncore.zendesk.com
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