Notice Before Starting:
Be very careful with the grease as it stains clothes. It is easily wiped off your hands with the rag, but washing with dish soap and water is the most effective and complete solution. Use the rag to wipe up any grease that gets on any unintended surfaces.
Tools and Parts Needed:
- Red grease in syringe
- Microfiber rag or towel
- Dish soap and water (optional)
Application Instructions:
1. Examine the threaded rod for any plastic or contaminants in the threads or grease, and remove them.
2. Use a microfiber or other lint-free rag to wipe off old grease from the rod and the nut housing on the bed frame.
3. Once clean, apply a thin (2-3mm), straight line of new grease along the rod for the length of the Z-axis travel distance.
4. To ensure even coating, command the printer to move up and down the Z-axis to its maximum and minimum positions.
5. If grease accumulates on the nut housing, reapply it to the rods and cycle the printer up and down again. Any remaining grease on the nut housings can be wiped off or left in place, as it will not affect the Gigabot's functionality.
Questions or concerns? Reach out to our support team at support@re:3D.org or open a support ticket.
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