I have a printer “Form 3+” and used it to print many projects. Most with High Temp resin.
On Sunday I started printing a new project. Everything is as usual.
A few hours later I come to the room with the printer and see something very not good…
the resin flowed out and was on the table around the printer.
also, the tank with resin had too much resin inside.
and I see resin inside the printer space (space where the laser is moving)… and under inside…
the resin was even on the platform!
Resin flowed out from the bottom and even from the top over the front panel.
But the printer still tries to print the project as normal.
It was not detect any errors/issues.
I stopped it (open cover). As I can see laser doesn’t have any resin on top (almost sure of that).
Before start print the project:
the resin cartridge I did not change before starting this project, so it was successfully used before.
as well, as a tank with resin.
the project is not new. I printed the same objects before many times.
Why did that happen?
What do I need to do?
Possible to clean?
I’m sorry to hear you’ve experienced a spill of this degree. Here is a guide on cleaning extensive resin spills to help get any excess resin out of the printer.
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Hello.
Thank you for your answer!
Yesterday I clean the printer. But only opening the front panel was not enough.
I open also side panels and bottom covers.
The resin was even on these places.
Hi Andrii.
I had the same thing happen to me. From what I could tell, it was the tank ‘float’. The little hammer-foot device inside the tank stuck to the bottom of the tank because it sat still for over 30days in a drawer. I didn’t think about it when I re-installed the tank and resin (Grey standard). it overflowed all over and it was so troublesome to get it cleaned again. I think I even replaced the LPU cover.
Now, before I print anything, I always jiggle the little float first, if it’s been sitting for a day or two… (like Mondays, when no one printed anything over the weekend). So far I haven’t had any more overflow issues.