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Original Prusa Enclosure assembly (external display mounting) (v1.03)
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Contents
- 1. Introduction
- 2A. Preparing the printer (MK4/S & 3.9/S)
- 2B. Preparing the printer (MK3S+ Black PSU)
- 2C. Preparing the printer (MK3S+ Silver PSU)
- 3. Assembling the enclosure
- 4A. Installing the printer (MK4/S & 3.9/S)
- 4B. Installing the printer (MK3S+ Black PSU)
- 4C. Installing the printer (MK3S+ Silver PSU)
- Manual changelog Enclosure kit
- 5. Fire Suppression System (add-on)
- 6. Hinged Lid (add-on)
- 6A. Hinged Lid with MMU3
- 6B. Hinged lid with MMU2S
- 7. Advanced filtration system (add-on)
- 8. Mechanical lock (add-on)
- 9. Quick release PSU cable - MK3S+ Black PSU (add-on)
- 10. Quick release PSU cable - MK4/3.9 Black PSU (add-on)
- 11. White LED strip (add-on)
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Markov
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It would be helpful if there were instructions for the enclosure for when you have a MMU3 installed. (my setup is a MK4S with MMU3). The only mention is the hinged lid, but nothing for during printer prep.
Oliver
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I have also waited a long time to see instruction on how to re-integrate an MK4S with MMU3 back into the enclosure.
By pure chance I stumbled upon it. This is really not an obvious place, Prusa, please check this and correct, thanks.
https://help.prusa3d.com/guide/6a-hinged-lid-with-mmu3_561868#796293
By pure chance I stumbled upon it. This is really not an obvious place, Prusa, please check this and correct, thanks.
https://help.prusa3d.com/guide/6a-hinged-lid-with-mmu3_561868#796293
Oliver
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Prusa, the hinged lid is a very useful thing, but it IS "just" an extra. When we did the hinged lid, there was no MMU3. So I guess the instructions to integrate the printer with MMU were written afterwards. There could also be users who do not have the hinged lid. They should also be able to re-integrate their printer. If not, please advise users that they need to get the hinged lid before they can put their printer back into the enclosure...
StenM
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If you purchased the Printer kit with an Enclosure, skip the installation of the power supply, display and, of course, the relevant cables during the construction of the printer. You then simply connect all of this before finally installing it in the Enclosure.
Doug
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Most people will do it this way, but I'd suggest people at least consider first building the entire printer as described in the instructions. It ensures you don't skip over some important step, and it gives you an opportunity to run all the calibration tests (and a few test prints) before putting the printer in the enclosure. Doing things like correcting buddy box issues or adjusting belt tension is much easier outside the enclosure.
Renze
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In chapter 1. introduction, you refer to the different printers in step 13 & 14. But nowhere there is a "NEXT >>" button to be seen at the bottom. So there actual no referral to chapter 2A/B/C and chapter 3 (assembling).
This sequence is. not clear to me.
This sequence is. not clear to me.
Lars Wadefalk
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After I did the assembly, I have one comment I think could help out, since I also bought the LED strip and the advanced filter.
At some places, at least before mounting the leftside glass of the enclosure it would be great with a tip they says, that if you have bought these items, pause here, follow the instruction for those and then return here. I did so, luckily, but realised they I would have had a hell to access the inside if I had mounted the left side glass.
Because there's a lot of zip ties and cable management to do at that point. There are other things as well that should be done at that point if you have a USB cable to an external computer and/or a USB camera.
Otherwise, the whole enclosure and accessories are top notch stuff, as usual with Prusa!
At some places, at least before mounting the leftside glass of the enclosure it would be great with a tip they says, that if you have bought these items, pause here, follow the instruction for those and then return here. I did so, luckily, but realised they I would have had a hell to access the inside if I had mounted the left side glass.
Because there's a lot of zip ties and cable management to do at that point. There are other things as well that should be done at that point if you have a USB cable to an external computer and/or a USB camera.
Otherwise, the whole enclosure and accessories are top notch stuff, as usual with Prusa!
StenM
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Similarly, for installing the top cover, if you have purchased a Fire Suppression System, install it on the cover first.
Navara
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There's already 1.50 version of cheatsheet, https://www.prusa3d.com/downloads/others/PrusaCheatsheet_EN.pdf got only 1.35