3D LimitLess ILC Manuel utilisateur

Welcome to a Revolution with No Limits!
ENGLISH USER MANUAL
Rev 1.1

Introduction to the manual
Before starting, read carefully this manual to guarantee the proper use of the equipment.
Pay close attention to the warnings and security measures indicated in the manual.
The pictures of the equipment are subject to change.
3DLimitLess will not be responsible for performance issues due to changes done by the user to
the parameters of the firmware and software provided.

TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. Safety instructions
2. Package contents
3. Product detail
4. Printer unpacking and proper handling
5. First look at the Printer 3D LimitLess ILC
5.1 Features and functions
6. Start Up
6.1 Manual printing (from SD)
6.2 Computer printing
7. Recommendations for proper use and maintenance
8. Printing problems
8.1 Lack of extrusion starting the printing
8.2 First layer does not adhere to the printing base
8.3 Lacking extrusion
8.4 Over extrusion
8.5 Holes on the top part of the pieces
8.6 Detecting fine lines on the pieces
8.7 Excessive heating
8.8 Marks on the top side
8.9 Layers sliding
8.10 Clogged nozzle
8.11 Plastic bubbles in the piece
8.12 Spaces in the top surface between parameters and filling
8.13 Warping
8.14 Layers gap
8.15 Split filament
9. Product proper disposal
10. Informative links
11. Warranty
12. EC Declaration of conformity

1. SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
Non-compliance of the security measures could lead to personal and material damages
(burns, cuts and bruises, even fires.) The following security and safety directions can
protect your health, of others, and the product’s. In the case of giving this machine to
someone else, be sure to pass the manual as well.
This machine should not be handle by people insensitive to heat and/or dependent
people who can not react quickly to overheating. In the same matter, the use of this
machine should be limited to people who have physical, sensorial or mental
difficulties, as well as lack of knowledge and experience, unless it has been explained
properly and understands the risks that entails.
Prevent children from unsupervised access to the printer.
This machine generates high heat temperatures. Let it cool down before
handling the printer.
The machine could keep warm for few minutes after printing.
The printer includes movable parts that could cause injuries. Assure yourself that
the machine has fully stopped and it has no electrical power supply before
handling it.
Do not open the lower and upper lids of the printer. The interior contents are all
electrical (power supply, control panel, and a Solid State Relay) could cause an
electric shock. The interior component should be manipulated by a professional.
There are air intakes on the sides and a fan in the back of the printer, these
elements should not be cover up for the correct operation of the device.
In case of emergency, disconnect the printer from the power outlet.
Do not leave the machine unattended while functioning.
Keep out of reach of children and always under adult supervision. It could have small
parts and material remains.
The device melts down plastics and other materials which could let out odors during
regular functioning. Place the machine in a well ventilated area.

Keep in mind the risks of the movable parts (catching, pinching, cutting or smashing)
to your body or someone else’s not following the safety measures. The motor and
movable parts don’t have enough strength to cause any severe damage under
normal use conditions.
About the hot areas, the hotend could reach very high temperatures, if touched,
could cause severe burns. The impression surface could reach temperatures high
enough to cause moderate burns.
DO NOT TOUCH ANY HOT PART OF THE MACHINE, ESPECIALLY
THE HOTEND. BURNING DANGER!!!!!!

If you need to remove filament glued to nozzle, use metal tweezers or
another heat resistant utensil.
The LCD screen shows the actual temperatures of hotend and impression
surface. Before touching or intervene in the machine, make sure the heat has
gone down to room temperature.
In need of the hot glass removal from the printer, use gloves or other form of
protection. The glass will keep hot for a long while after been finished.
The tempered glass is heat resistant but be careful not to damage, hit or
break it. There is a risk of cutting yourself in case of breakage. Dispose of it
properly and after that, it needs to be replaced.
Show caution with long hair and loose garments around pulleys, belts, gears,
and fans due to the possible risk of getting stuck in them.
Do not manipulate any electrical connection while functioning or connected
to the power supply. Make sure the device is disconnected from the main
power outlet, before any maintenance is done.
Place the printer on a flat, stable and even surface, avoiding blocking the air
supply.
The 3D Printer is equipped with safety measures against overheating which
will prevent from reaching the established limits, by stopping the heating
process. A warning will appear on the screen “MAX TEMP”. When it happens,
restart the printer.
Do not hold or lift the printer by the arm of the printing hotend (X-Axis) as
well as the lifting shaft spindle (Z Axis); these are non-structural movement
elements.
If/when it’s needed to move the printer, unplug all cables and hold with two
hands on each side of the lower structure.
If you notice any damage on the elements of the printer, do not use it; you
should contact us through the technical support channel to receive the
relevant instructions.
Avoid dissembling, loosening up, tightening up or substituting any of the
printer’s fastening elements. These should be done by the technical support.
High accelerations of movement and changes will happen while the device is
working. Do not access the full volume of printing while is performing.

2. PACKAGE CONTENTS
3D Limitless ILC Printer
USB Cable for connection to PC
Power Cord
PLA Filament Spool of 1.75 mm diameter, 750 grs.
SD Card 2GB (with preloaded 3D samples)
Printed test piece
Software CD and Documentation
Recommended Material (not included)
Small sharp Spatula
Hair Spray
Small Tweezers
3. PRODUCT DETAIL
Sturdy and durable construction in aluminum; maintenance free.
Precision linear movements with double bearings and spindle for the Z axis
Useful printing area 200 x 200 x 260mm
Precision movement XYZ: 0,018 x 0,018 x 0,0025mm
All metal hotend, max. Temperature of 300º C (572ºF)
Printer hotend of 0,4mm
1,75mm Filament diameter
Printing speed: 30 to 150mm/sec
Integrated self-leveling surface printing system
Heated impression surface to 130º C (260ºF), fast heating controlled by solid
state relay
Prints any thermoplastic: PLA, ABS, ASA, Copolymer, Nylon, Polycarbonate, PET,
special Filaments (Carbon fiber, Kevlar, Bronze, Bamboo, etc…).
Tempered glass printing surface
High torque stepper motor
Autonomous printing from SD card (2 GB card included)
Backlit LCD screen to control
Dimensions (width, depth, height): 480 x 370 x 520 mm
Weight: 10.2 kg

Power: 220v, EU cable 1,8m.
Electric consumption: 440W, 1.8 amps MAX.
Connection: 2.0 USB Cable included
Software: Repetier Host, CuraEngine, Slic3r for Windows, Linux and Mac.
Internal Software: Marlin Open Source, USB upgradeable
Supports object printing: STL, OBJ, DMF, and AMF
Limited warranty up to 12 months.
Printer mounted, calibrated and tested individually

4. PRINTER UNPACKING
Open upper box lapels and take out the accessories bag and foam protections.
Bag contents: power cable, USB cable, CD containing documentation and software, and
spool holder.
Remove the top layer and afterwards, the foam at the four corners. Lift the machine
holding the sides and place it on a stable table

Take off the foam from both sides of the Y spindle. Turn manually the spindle shaft Z
clock wise, holding on to the top and bottom sides until hotend surpasses completely
the support foam
Remove the protective hotend foam from the front side. Lastly, introduce the Teflon
pipe into the extruder fitting until stops
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