1. WAY 2 Cleaning the LCD Screen
Keep It Clean
The LCD screen does not require frequent cleaning, but it must always be kept clean. Ensure there is no dust, resin, fingerprints, or other debris that could block light from passing through the screen.
HOW It Clean
Use anhydrous ethanol and a soft cloth to wipe off fingerprints, dust, and any resin residue from the surface.
2. WAY 2 When to Replace the Release Film
Under normal usage, the release film module in the resin tank typically lasts for 1–2 months. For optimal printing consistency and reliability, we recommend replacing the release film module after one month of use.
Signs of a Worn Release Film Module:
· Dusty or rough film surface
· Wrinkles or visibly stretched plastic film
· Loud noise during the layer separation process when the build platform lifts
· Obvious lines or layer shifts across the entire model
· Poor adhesion between the model and the build platform
· Discoloration or resin leakage
3. WAY 2 Replacing the LCD Screen
When to Replace
Replace the LCD screen if there is no light output during exposure, or if you notice flickering, black lines, black spots, or other abnormalities.
How to Replace
Refer to Section 10.3 on page 23 of the user manual.
4. WAY 2 Cleaning the Resin Tank
When to Clean
Obstructions in the optical path often cause print failures. Regularly inspect the resin tank for stains, cured resin, or other debris.
Removing the Resin Tank
To clean the resin tank, first remove it from the printer. Hold the handles on both sides of the tank with both hands, pull it toward yourself, then lift it upward to remove it.
Emptying the Resin Tank
If there is still liquid resin inside, pour it back into the original bottle through a filter to avoid contaminating the resin with cured particles.
We recommend using a filter with a mesh size of 200 microns or larger. While finer filters are more effective, be sure to work quickly, as resin begins to cure upon UV exposure.
Removing Large Cured Pieces
If there are chunks of cured resin stuck to the release film at the bottom, gently peel them off.
Note: Do not use sharp or abrasive tools, as the bottom of the tank is delicate and easily damaged.
Gently Wipe the Interior of the Resin Tank
Moisten a soft, lint-free cloth with 90% or higher isopropyl alcohol (IPA), and gently wipe the interior of the resin tank. Avoid applying excessive pressure to the edges of the release film. Do not pour IPA directly into the resin tank, as this may damage the film.
Cleaning the Bottom of the Resin Tank
Turn the resin tank over and use alcohol and a lint-free cloth to wipe the surface. Ensure you clean all corners thoroughly and dry the bottom completely before reinstalling the resin tank into the machine.
Verifying Cleanliness
Use a bright light (such as a flashlight or smartphone torch) held at a low angle to inspect the surface and ensure all contaminants have been removed.
