FabWeaver A530 User manual

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type A530

Protect the product in humid or wet places exposed to rain, snow, etc.
Remove the power cord from the wall outlet before moving the product.
Be careful NOT to damage the power cord while moving the product.
When unplugging the power cord from the wall outlet, do NOT pull by the cable. Pull by the plug.
Do NOT let paper clips, staples or other small metal objects fall into the product.
Take caution when cleaning inside the product.
Do NOT dispose of the product or consumables as household wastes.
Dispose of them at a designated store or proper recycling station.
The inside of the product may be extremely hot. Do NOT touch parts labeled “Caution: HOT” or
anywhere near the parts. Otherwise, you may suffer burns.
The product meets the high quality and performance standards. It is strongly recommended
` to use ONLY genuine parts available in our designated stores.
It is not allowed to use the product in places easily accessible by children.
Please follow the instructions below when using the product.
Cautions for Safe Use
Warning: Failure to observe the instructions may lead to death or serious injury.
Caution: Failure to observe instructions may cause injuries or damages to property.
Connect the power cord directly to the wall outlet. Do NOT use an extension cord.
If the power cord or plug has been eroded or damaged, pull the plug to remove it.
Do NOT remove covers or screws unless otherwise stated in this manual in order to avoid electric
shocks or burns due to contact with parts inside the product.
Do NOT touch nozzles and bed parts when printing. They are very hot, 100℃or higher, and may
burn your skin. Do NOT place the product in a humid place because it may cause deformation or
malfunction of the product. Be careful NOT to let metal items such as necklaces, coins, keys, and
watches come into contact with the electrical terminals.
Do NOT lift or move the product by holding its internal parts.
For the following situations, turn off the power and remove the power plug:.
- Something is spilled on the product.
- Considering making a request for repair of the product.
- The product cover is damaged.
Dispose of the product at a designated store or proper recycling station.
Turn off the power when not using the product for a long time or before leaving work. Failure to do
so may cause unexpected fire.

Please read this manual carefully before using the product and keep it close at hand.
You MUST read the safety precautions before using the product for safe and correct use.
1. This user manual is created for user convenience, and the images and descriptions in this
manual may differ from the actual product you receive.
2. Descriptions in this user manual may subject to change without prior notice. We are not liable
for any direct or indirect damages caused by the improper handling and operation of this pro
duct or consequential damages caused by the user’s negligence.
3. Copyrighted materials may be printed for personal use or at home within the scope permitted by
applicable laws. Other illegal reproduction is prohibited by law.
4. The above description is an example only and may not include the whole content. We hold no
liability for its accuracy and completeness. Should you have any questions about the legality of
printing an object, please seek legal advice.
5. We are not liable for any damages or losses caused by unauthorized modification.
Before use
Copyrights and Restrictions

Before using the Machine
1. Introduction --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------1
2. How to Read the User Manual ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------2
Symbol --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------2
Other Information ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------2
3. Safety Informaion ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------3
4. Cautions before Using the Product --------------------------------------------------------------------------5
4.1 Installation ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------5
4.2 Movement ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------6
4.3 Power Switch -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------7
5. How to Handle Consumables ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------8
6. Cautions when Using the Product ---------------------------------------------------------------------------9
7. Ventilation -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 10
8. Notice ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 11
9. Disposal of Used Battery ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 13
10. Notice for Wi-Fi Module --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 14
11. USB Flash Drive ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 16
11.1 Notice for Electromagnetic Interface (EMI) ------------------------------------------------------------------ 16
11.2 How to Use the USB Flash Drive ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 17
11.3 USB Certification Information ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 17
Chapter 1 Preparation for Use
1. Specifications -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1-2
1.1 Printing ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1-2
1.2 Temperature/Speed -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1-2
1.3 Main Body -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1-2
1.4 Software/Support ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1-2
1.5 Default of Print Layer Width ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1-2
2. Basic Components -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1-3
3. Component Name --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1-4
4. Installation (Power Supply, Filament Box Installation and Slicer Program Installation) ------ 1-7
4.1 Power Supply ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1-7
4.2 Filament Box Installation --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1-7
4.3 Program Installation ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1-9
5. Initial Setup Screen ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------1-10
Table of Contents

Chapter 2 UI Menu Description
1. UI Home Screen Description -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2-2
1.1 Default Display Menu ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2-2
1.2 Status Bar -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2-3
1.3 Navigation Bar --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2-4
1.4 Details Screen --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2-4
2. UI Menu Description------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2-5
2.1 Print---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2-6
Screen Configuration ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2-6
File Import -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2-6
2.2 Queue------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2-7
Screen Configuration ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2-7
Adding a File to Queue ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2-8
Deleting a File from Queue ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 2-8
Changing File Order -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2-8
2.3 Materials -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2-9
Screen Configuration ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2-9
Nozzle Information Checking --------------------------------------------------------------------------------2-10
Material Loading -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------2-10
Material Unloading ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------2-12
2.4 Tools
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------2-13
Screen Configuration ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------2-13
XYZ --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------2-13
Extruder ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------2-14
Nozzle Change -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------2-15
Nozzle Tip Cleaning --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------2-17
Nozzle Auto Cleaning ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------2-19
Chamber Cleaning ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------2-20
Self-Check ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------2-21
Bed Leveling ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------2-21
Nozzle Calibration ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------2-22
Z Offset ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------2-24
Test Print --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------2-25
2.5 Settings ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------2-26
Time Settings ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------2-27
Network ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------2-28
Cloud ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------2-29
Smart Power Management -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------2-30

Status Bar -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------2-31
Information ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------2-31
Chapter 3 Print
1. Print -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 3-2
1.1 Printing Files in USB Flash Drive ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- 3-2
1.2 Printing via PC -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 3-5
1.3 Combination of Loadable and Printable Materials --------------------------------------------------------- 3-5
Chapter 4 Output checking
1. Output Checking ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 4-2
1.1 Output Separation ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 4-2
1.2 RSA Removal --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 4-4
1.3 Print Quality Improvement ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 4-5
Chapter 5 Maintenance
1. Product Cleaning ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 5-2
1.1 Internal Cleaning ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 5-2
Chamber Internal Cleaning ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 5-2
Front Door Glass Cleaning ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 5-2
Nozzle Tip Cleaning -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 5-3
Cleaning Pad ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 5-4
1.2 Regular Inspection ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 5-7
Inspecting Oil/Grease ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 5-7
1.3 Cleaning of Flexible Bed and Nozzle ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 5-7
2. Error Messages and Solutions ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- 5-8
3. Troubleshooting ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 5-9
3.1 How to Handle Error 401 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 5-9
3.2 How to remove filament fragment ---------------------------------------------------------------------------5-14
How to remove filament fragment from the junction ------------------------------------------------------5-14
How to remove filament fragments from the tube connection of the filament box -------------------5-16
How to remove the filament fragments from the nozzle -------------------------------------------------5-16
How to assemble the tube at the top of nozzle ------------------------------------------------------------5-17
4. How to Replace Consumables ---------------------------------------------------------------------------5-20
4.1 Bed Replacement ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------5-20
Removal and Installation of Flexible Bed ------------------------------------------------------------------5-20

4.2 Filter Replacement ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------5-20
4.3 Spool Replacement --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------5-23
4.4 Nozzle Change--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------5-27
4.5 How to release the front door lock when it operates abnormally ----------------------------------------5-32
4.6 How to solve when the front door doesn’t lock-------------------------------------------------------------5-33
Chapter 6 Appendix
1. Filament Type (Material & Color) --------------------------------------------------------------------------- 6-2

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Before using the Machine
1. Introduction
This manual describes how to use the product and cautions when using the product in detail. For user safety and
convenience, please carefully read and understand this manual before using this product. In addition, please keep
this manual close at hand.
Important
- Descriptions in this user manual may subject to change without prior notice. We are not liable for any direct or
indirect damages caused by improper handling and operation of the product or consequential damages caused
by the user’s negligence.
- Copyrighted materials may be printed for personal use or at home within the scope permitted by applicable laws.
Other illegal reproduction is prohibited by law.
- The above description is an example only and may not include the whole content. We hold no liability for its
accuracy and completeness. Should you have questions about the legality of printing an object, please seek
legal advice
Note
- Features of the product described in this manual may differ from the actual product you receive.
Some options may not be available in some countries.
Contact your local dealer for availability of options. Some units may be optional depending on the user’s country.
Contact a designated local after-sales service center for availability of units.
- Specific product types may not be available in some countries. Contact your local dealer for details.
- The product provides two unit display formats. This user manual uses meter (m) and Celsius (℃).
- The fonts used in this user manual and the GUI of the product is the Nanum provided by Naver.

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2. How to Read the User Manual
Symbols
This user manual uses the following symbols.
Warning
- Indicates important safety precautions which, if not followed, may result in death or serious injuries.
Please carefully read the instructions.
Refer to the safety precautions for safe use of this product.
Caution
- Indicates important safety precautions which,
if not followed, may result in minor injuries or property damage.
Please carefully read the instructions.
Refer to the safety precautions for safe use of this product.
Important
- Indicates cautions for using this product regarding filament supply errors or data loss, etc.
Please carefully read the instructions.
Symbols indicate the information required before operating this product.
Note
- Symbols indicate the description of product functions and the actions against user errors.
Reference
- This symbol is at the end of a paragraph. It indicates the location of related description.
[ ]
This indicates messages or menus displayed on the LCD control panel of the product.
This indicates the name of each function displayed on the LCD control panel of the product.
Other Information
Some figures used in this manual may omit their images for easily understanding them.
The UIs shown in this manual may differ from those of the actual product.

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3. Safety Information
Connect the power cord to a properly grounded outlet that is near to the product and easily accessible.
Do NOT use or store this product in wet or humid places.
Caution Hot Surface
- Contact with it may cause burns.
- Follow the instructions below to avoid burns.
󱇱The inside of the product may be extremely hot. Let the surface cool before handling
to avoid injuries. (Do NOT touch nozzles and bed parts when printing. They are very hot,
100℃or higher, and may burn your skin.)
󱇱Do NOT put any body parts or objects into the printer because the motor or bed is hot while this
product is in operation.
󱇱Do NOT touch any parts of this product except the bed when the power is on. If you need to touch
the bed while the power is on, let the bed and nozzle cool to room temperature first.
󱇱After printing is completed, follow the instructions displayed on the
LCD control panel. Do NOT touch the bed or bed handle until a instruction is displayed.
󱇱If you need to touch any part other than the bed, turn the power is off first. Unplug the
power cord and wait until the bed and nozzle cool down to room temperature.
Caution Electric Shock
- Contact with this part may cause pain.
- Follow the instructions below to avoid pain or product damage.
󱇱Do NOT open the front and top doors when this product is in operation.
󱇱Do NOT touch any parts of this product except the bed when the power is on.
󱇱If you need to touch any part other than the bed, turn the power is off first.
Unplug the power cord and wait until the bed and nozzle cool down to room temperature.
󱇱After turning the printer off using the power switch, unplug the power cord from the outlet.
󱇱Before moving this product, disconnect all cords and cables connected to this product.
󱇱Use only the power cord provided with this product or a replacement one approved by the
manufacturer.
󱇱Do NOT put any body parts or objects into this product because the motor, bed, or nozzle moves
at high speed while this product is in operation. If hair, necklaces, small objects, etc.
fall into this product, a user may be injured or the product may be damaged.
󱇱If problems such as being caught or malfunction occur while this product is in operation,
immediately press the [Pause] or [Stop] button on the control panel (UI).

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Caution Risk of electric shock
- Contact with this part may cause electric shock.
- Follow the instructions below to avoid electric shock.
󱇱Before installing an additional option after installing this product, turn the power off and
disconnect the power cord from the outlet. If a device is connected to this product, turn its
power off and disconnect the cable connected to the product.
󱇱This product is successfully design-tested and is only approved for using the components
meeting strict international safety standards. The safety function of some parts may not be clear.
The manufacturer is not liable for using other replacement parts.
󱇱When cleaning the inside and outside of this product, disconnect the power cord from the
outlet to prevent electric shock and all cables connected to this product.
󱇱TURN OFF the power before removing a nozzle from the printer. Electrical damage may occur
in the internal part of the nozzle.
Caution Risk of pain
- Do NOT twist, bend, step on, or place heavy objects on the power cord.
- Be careful NOT to have the power cord stripped off or overloaded.
- Do NOT have the power cord get jammed into any gaps between furniture and wall.
- Improper use of the power cord may cause fire or electric shock.
- Check the power cord regularly. Before inspecting this product, disconnect the power cord
from the outlet first.
- For any problems not described in this manual, contact an expert.
Caution Risk of pain
- Putting your head inside this product during its operation may cause pain.
- Follow the instructions below to avoid pain or product damage.
󱇱The bed moves up and down so that do NOT put your head inside this product during its operation.
󱇱Do NOT open the front door during printing.
󱇱If you need to go inside the product for maintenance, turn the power is off first.
Unplug the power cord and wait until the bed and nozzle cool down to room temperature.
Caution Risk of pain
- When working on the top of this product, you may be pinched or fall, causing pain.
- Follow the instructions below to avoid pain or product damage.
󱇱Be careful NOT to fall when operating the top door or nozzle.
󱇱Be careful NOT to be pinched between nozzle tubes when closing the top door.
Caution Risk of pain
- Contact with this part may cause pain.
- Keep away from this part during operation to avoid pain or product damage

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4. Cautions before Using the Product
4.1 Installation
Caution
- Install the product in a well-ventilated place.
You may smell an odor when this product is being used. It is not harmful,
but, if you need to print for a long time in a poorly ventilated space, adequate ventilation is needed.
- Place the product on a firm table that can sufficiently support its load.
Important
- Install the product so that the vents is kept at least 10 cm away from the wall or surrounding devices.
Secure proper space around the product for easy ventilation and operation.
Use the product in an environment at a temperature of 16–29℃and humidity of 20–70% RH.
Do NOT install or use the product outdoors.
100mm
100mm 100mm 100mm
1390mm
784mm
450mm
<Top> <Side>

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4.2 Movement
1Turn off the product.
2Disconnect the power cord and various cables connected to the product
3Check if the flexible bed is firmly mounted in the printer, and close the front and top doors.
4Four people hold each carrying handle on each side of this product and lift it slowly with the product
bottom facing down.
Warning
- Before moving the product, unplug the power cord from the outlet and check if it is
disconnected from the printer. When lifting this product, be careful not to damage your spine by
bending your knees sufficiently.
When moving the product, hold the handle on the upper section of this product.
- When carrying the product by packing or long distance, repack it in the original box while placing the
product with the bottom facing down for safe transportation.
After packing this product, do NOT tilt the box or turn it upside down. It may cause the product
malfunction or damage.
- As the product is heavy, four or more persons are needed to carry it.
handle

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4.3 Power Switch
Before turning on the power switch, check if the power cord is firmly connected to the outlet.
Press ‘ㅣ’ (ON) of the power switch (on the right on the back of the product) to turn on the power.
Press ‘○’ (OFF) of the power switch to turn off the power.
 │‘ON’ IEC 60417-5007 (DB: 2002-10)
○‘OFF’ IEC 60417-5008 (DB: 2002-10)
The switch used in this product meets the requirements of the symbol standards. However, the switch is
rotated 90 degrees counterclockwise so that the horizontal straight bar indicates ‘ON.’
Do not confuse the meaning with the horizontal straight bar “─”.
Switch
standard
IEC 61058-1
Operating direction for ‘OFF’ or ‘OFF’ position – Circle, ○
Operating direction for ‘ON’ or ‘ON’position–Straightbar,│
Warning
- Do NOT touch the power switch with wet hands when connecting or disconnecting the power cord.
It may cause electric shock.
Important
- After turning off the power, wait for about 5 seconds before turning on the power.
- If the product is not used for a long time or is to be moved, turn off the power and disconnect
the power cord from the outlet.

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5. How to Handle Consumables
The filament provided by fabWeaver can absorb moisture when exposed to moisture like other thermoplastic
materials, which can affect the surface or quality of the printout. In order to maintain proper product performance,
please store the filament according to the recommended procedure below.
- If the sealed filament is opened, do not leave it in the air for more than 5 minutes.
- When using filament for printing, put it together with the desiccant in the filament box and close
the lid immediately before use.
- When storing the filament after taking it out of the filament box, keep it sealed in the aluminum foil bag together
with the desiccant.
Note
- To maintain the dehumidifying performance of the desiccant, keep it sealed in an airtight container such as
a filament box or aluminum foil bag. If the desiccant is left in outside air, it may become saturated with moisture
and lose its ability to dehumidify.
If the filament and desiccant are exposed to moisture, you can use the printer’s chamber preheat function to restore
performance.
- After setting the chamber preheat temperature according to the type of filament, put the filament in the chamber
to dry it. (ABS/ASA/RSA - over 12 hours at 60°C, PLA – 4-5 hours at 40°C)
- After recovering the filament (desiccant) by using the chamber preheat function, immediately seal it and store it.
If not sealed immediately, contact with ambient air may degrade performance again.
Warning
- Do NOT burn filaments. It may ignite and cause a major fire or serious burn.
Caution
- Keep this product out of reach of children.
- If you have skin irritation after touching the filament, go to the doctor.
Important
- Do NOT store filaments in the following places:
󱇱Places exposed to flames
󱇱Places exposed to direct sunlight
󱇱Places where temperature or humidity may increase
󱇱Places where sudden temperature change may occur
󱇱Dusty places
󱇱Inside a vehicle for a long time
- Be careful NOT to apply physical impact or vibration to filaments.
- Do NOT unpack a filament until it is ready to be used.

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6. Caution when Using the Product
Caution
- The nozzle and bed are very hot when this product is in operation.
When removing an output or examining the inside the product, be careful NOT to touch
the nozzle and bed. It may cause burns.
- Do NOT operate this product in a way not described in this manual.
- Do NOT open the door while this product is in operation

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7. Ventilation
Caution
- Use this product in a well-ventilated place.
- Do NOT block vents for heat dissipation of the product. If the heat dissipation is blocked,
the internal temperature of this product may increase and cause malfunctions.
- In general, the product generate some gaseous substances.
Thus, when the product is first used, pay attention to the ventilation in
workplace where the product is located. If much works should be done, it is
recommended not to stay in the place for as far as possible.
- It is recommended to expand the supply and exhaust facilities or install a ventilation device such as a
fan at the 3D printer installation site.
- The following method is recommended for indoor ventilation.
Indoor ventilation
(Ventilation device)
1. Consider the indoor space and use an indoor fan with an appropriate capacity.
2. Turn on the fan before operating the 3D printer and run the fan for at least 1 hour after
using the 3D printer.
3. Do not completely close the door while the fan is running but leave it slightly open.
4. Use of a fan should be combined with natural ventilation
Indoor ventilation
(Natural ventilation)
1. In spring and autumn, open windows 5 to 20 cm apart to allow for outside air.
2. In summer and winter, open windows and doors for about 5 minutes immediately after
3D printer operation, and ventilation is required for at least 5 minutes every hour.
3. After using the 3D printer open the printer door to ventilate for at least 30 minutes.
▶ Depending on the surrounding environment and atmospheric conditions, consider
whether or not polluted external air is introduced into the room to provide natural
ventilation.
- It is recommended to wear an industrial dust mask when operating a 3D printer.

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8. Notices
 ❖ Temperature/Humidity Information
Operation 16–29°C 20%RH–70%RH
Storage -30–40°C, 15% RH–85% RH or lower (no condensation, no contact with the ground)
❖ Product Disposal
Do not dispose of the printer and consumables as normal household wastes.
Contact your local store for the information on the disposal or recycling of this product.
❖ Notice of Electromagnetic Interference (EMI)
This product is a Class A device.
Class A device: This device is registered for electromagnetic wave conformity for business purposes,
and is intended to be used in areas other than residence.
❖ Wireless LAN Standard
As radio devices may cause electromagnetic interference, we cannot provide services related to personal safety.
①FCC COMPLIANCE STATEMENT
This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions:
(1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received,
including interference that may cause undesired operation.
②
INFORMATION TO USER
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device, pursuant to
part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful
interference in a residential installation.
This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in
accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there
is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful
interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the
user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one m ore of the following measures:
- Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
- Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
- Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected.
- Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.
③CAUTION
Any changes or modifications not expressly approved by the manufacturer responsible for compliance could
void the user’s authority to operate the equipment.
④This product has the certification issued under the authority of the FCC by one of Certification Body.
FCC ID: 2AB83-TYPEA530
⑤
IC Compliance
This Class [A] digital apparatus complies with Canadian ICES-003.
Cet appareil numérique de la classe A est conforme à la norme NMB-003 du Canada.

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❖ Wireless LAN Specifications
This wireless machine may be affected by electromagnetic interference so it should not be used for life saving
services. This notice applies only to models with a Wi-Fi module.
❖ WLAN Notice
Exposure to radio frequency radiation:
The following notice is applicable if your printer has a wireless network card installed. The radiated output power
of this device is far below the FCC radio frequency exposure limits. A minimum clearance of 20 cm (8 inches)
must be maintained between the antenna and any persons for this device to satisfy the RF exposure
requirements of the FCC.
❖ Power Consumption
The characteristics of the power consumption of this product is described as follows:
Mode Description Power Consumption(W)
Print Mode Material is being printed. Max. 1,050W
Ready Mode Printing is in standby. 70W
On Mode The power plug has been connected to the outlet, but the
power switch is on.
0.7W
Off Mode The power plug has been connected to the outlet, but the
power switch is off.
0.5W
The power consumptions listed in the above table are average measurements over time.
Instantaneous power consumption may be considerably higher than the average.
Inactive Mode
Products with Inactive mode may still consume small amount of power even in Inactive mode.
Thus, to completely stop power consumption, disconnect the power cord from the outlet.
Total Energy Consumption
It is useful to calculate the total energy consumption of this product.
Electricity bills are charged by watt (W). Thus, to calculate the energy consumption, multiply the time this product
spent in each mode by the power consumption.
Total energy consumption is the sum of energy consumption in each mode.
Condensation
If there is a sudden change in the ambient temperature, tiny water droplets may form inside and outside the product.
Wipe off the water droplets on the outside, open the front and top doors and wait until the water droplets on the inside
disappear.