¶ 1. Tools:
- S2.5 Allen key
- S2.0 Allen key
- ACF film
- Dust-free cloth
- Scissors
- Alcohol
- Scraper
- Funnel
¶ 2. Disassembly Steps:
¶ Step 1: Clean the Resin Tray
1. If there is residual resin in the tray, click “Tray Cleaning” and select “10s” exposure.
2. Wear gloves and use a plastic scraper to remove debris from the tray.
Note: Be careful not to scratch the release film to prevent resin leaks.
3. Remove the resin tray and pour the remaining resin from the front angled side, using a sieve and funnel to filter it. A funnel model file is available on the included USB if needed.
Note: Do not pour from the back to avoid damaging the tray.
4. Spray alcohol on the release film surface and gently wipe with a dust-free cloth until no resin drips when the tray is inverted.
¶ Step 2: Remove the Steel Ring
Please invert the resin tray and use the S2.5 Allen key to remove the 20 screws securing the steel ring.
¶ Step 3: Remove the Release Film
Take off the steel ring, then use the S2.0 Allen key to unscrew the 30 screws holding the release film.
¶ Step 4: Clean the Steel Ring
After removing the old release film, spray alcohol on the steel ring surface and wipe off any remaining resin with a dust-free cloth.
¶ 3. Installation Steps:
¶ Step 1: Install the Release Film
1. Remove the protective film from the new release film and position it between the two steel rings.
Note: The larger hole of the steel ring should be on top, with the smooth side of the release film facing the resin and the matte side facing the light source.
2. Align the screw holes of the steel rings and use the S2.0 Allen key to tighten the 30 screws.
Note: Ensure the release film is flat before tightening, as wrinkles can affect print quality.
¶ Step 2: Install the Steel Ring
1. Invert the newly assembled steel ring and align it with the screw holes on the resin tray, using the S2.5 Allen key to secure 20 screws.
2. Use a utility knife to trim any excess release film along the steel ring.
Note: Be careful not to cut yourself during this process.
¶ 4. Check Replacement Effect:
After replacing the release film, inspect its surface for any wrinkles or damage.
