The heat bed of the X1 series printer is a platform installed inside the printer chamber, which can move up and down along the Z direction and can be heated according to the temperature set by the user. Setting a suitable heat bed temperature can effectively improve the adhesion between the model and the build plate and prevent the model from warping.
1. The heat bed does not heat up, and it has been checked to that the connectors are all in a normal state;
(You can refer to this wiki Troubleshooting of heat bed not heating up to check the connections. )
2. Physical damage or obvious deformation affecting the function;
3. The service team give the conclusion that the heat bed needs to be replaced.
Prior to commencing with the process in this guide, please make sure the machine is switched off.
Power on the printer, and move the heat bed to about mid-height by tapping on the screen. Then turn off the printer, disconnect the power cord, and remove the top glass plate.
NOTE: There are a lot of screws involved in this procedure. Please label them and group them in separate sections to avoid issues.
Remove the 10 screws and 4 screws from the rear cover shown in the picture. There are 2 types of screws, so keep them separate and remember which ones go where.
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Remove the rear cover by unlocking the left side belt tension port first, and then the right side one to avoid getting stuck.
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Remove 2 screws, and remove the excess chute. Unlock the buckle under the chute and remove the heat bed cables from the bottom of the shute.
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Remove the 6 screws shown with the H1.5 hex key, and then remove the protective cover.
Disconnect the power cable of the heat bed, and then use tweezers to press the two pins of the socket to remove the it.
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Use a hair dryer to heat the white silicone gel on the connector to soften the silicone gel, and then use tweezers to remove part of the silicone gel, then disconnect the connecting cable.
According to the position shown in the figure below, find the 12+4 (rear) screws that fix the right panel, remove them, and then take off the right panel.
Refer to this page Replace the right panel for more details.
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Remove 1 screw, loosen the heat bed ground cable, and pull the ground cable out.
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Remove the tape wrapped around the heat bed cables and remove the protective net.
Remove the 6 screws securing the heat bed and carefully flip the heat bed over to expose the cables underneath.
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Operate on both sides by hand at the same time: push the cables toward the heat bed and pull on the other side, return all the cables to the heating bed, and finally remove the heat bed module.
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Place the new heating bed diagonally in the chassis, pass the cables through the cable holes on the rear slider in sequence (out from the side, the connecting cable first, and the then ground cable, finally the 2pin power cable), slowly pull the cables, and after pulling all the cables, place the heating bed on the sliders. Verify that the heated bed can be installed in place.
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Tilt the printer slightly, pull the Z belt to lower the heat bed completely to the bottom, and secure the 3 sliders with screws(recommended).
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Lock in the 6 heat bed fixing screws in sequence, do not tighten them directly. After confirming that there is no problem with the placement of the heat bed, move the heat bed toward the front door, and then tighten the 6 screws.
After the heat bed is fixed, remove the 3 screws that secure the sliders.
Arrange the heat bed cables, install the protective net, and fix both ends of the net with tape.
Pass the ground cable through the cable holes, connect it to the corresponding position of the right column of the front door, and lock in a screw to lock the power ground cable and the heat bed ground cable together.
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Install the power socket, and then connect the power cable of the heat bed to the connector on the AC board.
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Connect the connecting cable of the heat bed to the corresponding connector on the MC board, and confirm that it is inserted in place. It is recommended to add silicone gel for reinforcement.
Install the power module protective cover, and secure it with the 6 screws.
Install the excess chute, pay attention to the buckles on both sides, and use the 2 screws to secure it.
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Install the heat bed cable buckle, then install the buckle into the mounting hole on the underside of the chute.
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According to the positions shown in the figure below, find the positions of the 4+12 screws that fix the right panel and lock the screws in sequence.
Refer to this page Replace the right panel for more details.
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Pass the PTFE tube through the tube bracket, install first the right side belt tension port, and then the left side to install the rear cover.
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Install the 10 + 4 screws (see picture).
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Connect the power cord and turn on the power.
Run a Device self-test operation as shown below and if no errors occur, the replacement was successful.
Should you come across any issues, first retrace your steps and check all connections to try again. If problems persist, contact the service team for further assistance.