The eddy sensor coil connectors on the H2D feature this compact connector design. When removing the connector, please hold the base of the connector with your hand and lift straight up, perpendicular to the PCB surface, to unlock it. Never apply force in the horizontal direction to avoid damaging the connector.
The cooling fan for hotend is installed between the TH board and the extruder to dissipate heat from the hotend, preventing the filament from softening prematurely in the hotend, which could lead to clogging. Below is a list of components included with the cooling fan for hotend:
Cooling fan for hotend * 1
M2.5x8 screws - for fixing the cooling fan for hotend * 2
BT2.6x8 screws - for fixing the cooling fan for hotend * 2
Cooling fan for hotend
New cooling fan for hotend
H2.0 Allen key
H1.5 Allen key
IMPORTANT!
It's crucial to power off the printer before conducting any maintenance work, including work on the printer's electronics and tool head wires. Performing tasks with the printer on can result in a short circuit, leading to electronic damage and safety hazards.
During maintenance or troubleshooting, you may need to disassemble parts, including the hotend. This exposes wires and electrical components that could short circuit if they contact each other, other metal, or electronic components while the printer is still on. This can result in damage to the printer's electronics and additional issues.
Therefore, it's crucial to turn off the printer and disconnect it from the power source before conducting any maintenance. This prevents short circuits or damage to the printer's electronics, ensuring safe and effective maintenance. For any concerns or questions about following this guide, we recommend submitting a technical ticket regarding your issue and we will do our best to respond promptly and provide the assistance you need.
This guide extracts the disassembly and assembly steps from the complete toolhead disassembly guide. In practice, when replacing the cooling fan for hotend, it is not necessary to remove the PTFE tube, toolhead front cover, or left and right nozzles. Please disassemble as needed.
Please note that this type of plug should be carefully pushed upward along the plane where the plug is located, rather than pulled out along the direction of the cable. Please follow the operation in the video to avoid damaging the plug.
Disconnect the following connectors on the interface board in sequence: 2004 switching motor FPC connector, TH board FPC connector, left hotend heating assembly connector and its foam (the connector is on the TH board, and the foam is on the extruder connection board), and 2004 lifting motor FPC connector.
No. | Connected to | No. | Connected to |
---|---|---|---|
1 | 2004 switching motor | 2 | TH board |
3 | Left hotend heating assembly | 4 | 2004 lifting motor |
Note: The 2004 switching motor cable (No. 1), FPC cable (No. 2) and 2004 lifting motor cable (No. 4) are secured by latches. Unlock the latches before pulling out the FPC cables.
No. 1
No. 2
No. 4
When peeling off the foam on the left hotend heating assembly connector (No. 3), it is recommended to loosen the connector first, then peel from bottom to top to maintain the foam’s integrity.
Use an H1.5 Allen key to remove the 2 fixing screws (M1.6x4).
Gently wiggle the extruder connection board near the 2004 switching motor connector and carefully remove it.
Disconnect all connectors on the TH board in sequence. Refer to the images and tables for the specific cable connectors and their connections.
No. | Connected to | No. | Connected to |
---|---|---|---|
1 | Extruder connection board - TH board FPC cable | 7 | Right eddy current coil |
2 | 3513 extruder servo motor | 8 | Nozzle camera |
3 | Toolhead sensor FPC cable | 9 | Toolhead camera |
4 | Left hotend heating assembly | 10 | Cooling fan for hotend |
5 | Left eddy current coil | 11 | Right hotend heating assembly |
6 | Lifting hall effect sensor |
There are three types of plugs on the TH board, and you can use different methods to disconnect depending on the type of plug.
Connectors 1, 2, 3, 6, 8, and 9 are secured by latches. Unlock the latch and remove the cable.
Connectors 5, 7, and 10 are secured from the front. Push the connector out along the plane.
Connectors 4 and 11 are secured by headers. Pull directly to disconnect.
Note: 4 - The left hotend heating assembly has been removed in "Step 2".
The detailed steps to disconnect the connection wires on the TH board are as follows:
Detailed steps:
Remove the cables from the two cable channels in the following order:
Organize the cables. Thread the lifting motor FPC through the hole in the fan bracket, and ensure all other cables are pulled away and not pinched. It is strongly recommended to confirm that no cables are pinched after installing the cooling fan for hotend before tightening the screws.
From top to bottom and left to right, the cables to be checked include: switching motor, extruder motor, extruder hall sensor board FPC, toolhead camera, nozzle camera, left and right eddy current coils, lifting hall, and lifting motor FPC (the last one should be threaded through the hole behind the motor rotor).
Note: Ensure the "T" shape faces outward!
Before tightening the screws, ensure no cables are trapped under the TH board!
Check the following cables:
From top to bottom and from left to right, the cables that need to be checked in turn include: 2004 switching motor, 3513 extruder servo motor, cooling fan for hotend, extruder connection board plug, toolhead sensor FPC cable, toolhead camera, nozzle camera, left and right eddy current coils, lifting hall and 2004 lifting motor cable, left and right hotend heating assemblies.
Reconnect all cables to the TH board in sequence. Refer to the images and tables for the specific cable connectors and their connection methods.
No. | Connected to | No. | Connected to |
---|---|---|---|
1 | Extruder connection board - TH board FPC cable | 7 | Right eddy current coil |
2 | 3513 extruder servo motor | 8 | Nozzle camera |
3 | Toolhead sensor FPC cable | 9 | Toolhead camera |
4 | Left hotend heating assembly | 10 | Cooling fan for hotend |
5 | Left eddy current coil | 11 | Right hotend heating assembly |
6 | Lifting hall effect sensor |
1 - FPC cable
2 - 3513 extruder servo motor
3 - Toolhead sensor FPC cable
6 - Lifting hall effect sensor
8 - Nozzle camera
9 - Toolhead camera
Reattach the toolhead camera and nozzle camera FPC cables. Use tweezers to secure the cables back onto the toolhead.
10 - Cooling fan for hotend
5 - Left eddy current coil
7 - Right eddy current coil
Insert the cables into the cable clip:
As shown in the figure, there are 2 cable channels at the arrows. The large cable channel at the lower arrow is used to store the left hotend heating assembly cable, and the small cable channel at the upper arrow is used to organize the left eddy current coil plug, right eddy current coil plug and lifting hall plug cables. You can reconnect these 3 plugs to the TH board and then re-insert the cables into the small cable channel.
The order of inserting the cables is:
The name of the cable that corresponds to the number in the picture:
- FPC cable
- 2004 switching motor cable
- Part cooling fan cable (to be connected in Step 5)
- Left hotend heating assembly cable
- 2004 lifting motor cable
Detailed Steps:
NOTE: No. 3 - The part cooling fan connector will be connected in "Step 5".
Connect the power, turn on the printer, and initiate a print job to check if it prints
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