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Posted · Took something apart and don't know how to put it back together... please help!

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I was having trouble with inserting filament, so I took the black box at the back of the printer apart, and manually inserted the material, but in the process I had to unscrew the motor that drives the turning thing that inserts the material. However, I underestimated how large and heavy the motor would be, so when I unscrewed it, it fell pretty hard. When I went to observe the damage, I found these two switches, but couldn't find where I should re-attach them. I think they have to do with the lifting of the plate, but I'm quite new to this and don't have a great idea on how to find where they should go without recklessly dismantling more stuff :). Any help would be so appreciated!

 

Thanks!

 

Liza

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    Posted · Took something apart and don't know how to put it back together... please help!
    2 hours ago, ecotter20 said:

    don't have a great idea on how to find where they should go without recklessly dismantling more stuff 🙂

     

    There's an assembly manual -

    no need to take it apart that far... 😃 ... but you can use the pictures as a reference:

     

    https://github.com/Ultimaker/Ultimaker2

    (scroll down to the end of the list)

     

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