3Doodler 2.0 Manuel de l'utilisateur - Page 4

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1. Troubleshooting and Cleaning the Pen

USING YOUR 3DOODLER 2.0

Step 1: Connect your 3Doodler 2.0 to the power adapter

Connect the power adapter to the back of the 3Doodler and plug it

into a power source.

Note: If you have also purchased the 3Doodler JetPack

can also connect this to the back of the 3Doodler as a power

source.

Step 2: Turn on the pen and select

your plastic/filament

Turn the pen on by selecting the correct

heating temperature for the type of

plastic/filament you are using. Set the

slide switch to HI ("High") for high

temperature plastics/filaments like ABS or

FLEXY, or LO ("Low") for low temperature

plastics/filaments like PLA or WOOD.

Step 3: Allow your 3Doodler to heat up before loading

plastic/filament

The 3Doodler takes approximately 1.5 minutes to heat up. During

that time the LED indicator will be RED and it will not be possible to

use the pen. Once the correct melting temperature is reached and

the pen is ready, the LED indicator will change to BLUE (HI) or

GREEN (LO).

BLUE = HI ("HIGH") (heating range between 230°C and

240°C; or 446°F and 464°F)

GREEN = LO ("LOW") PLA (heating range between

190°C and 200°C; or 374°F and 392°F)

Step 4: Load the pen

Load the plastic/filament into the plastic loader

the pen, feeding it down the length of the 3Doodler until you feel it

gripped by the gears inside the pen.

NOTE: If you do not feel the plastic/filament being gripped

by the gears inside the pen, please give it a gentle

clockwise twist while pushing it down the shaft of the

3Doodler.

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Plastic/filament

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