S5 #2 on the way

[Belezeebub 9]

Okay after a horrid horrid horrid try at using a Craftbot it is going back to the hell that spawned it and S5 #2 is winging its way to me as we speak. It is used with less then five rolls of filament passed through it, so I am not worried but just in case anyone know of a refurb service for S5 or better yet a Maint Kit for the S5 I checked MH and Dy nothing found.

 

[fbrc8-erin 270]

I offer non-warranty repairs at our facility if that's something you need; you can check us out at fbrc8.com. 

There is no maintenance kit for the S5, but if I was putting one together, here's what I would include:
* Nozzle seals
* Bowden tubes
* Collets and Clips
* Sliding Block Set
* Short Belts
* Front Fan

The parts are all available and that list should pretty much cover wear and tear items, though if you've only run through five rolls of filament I wouldn't expect most of those to need replacing yet. What sort of issues are you seeing?

[Belezeebub 9]

13 minutes ago, fbrc8-erin said:

I offer non-warranty repairs at our facility if that's something you need; you can check us out at fbrc8.com. 

There is no maintenance kit for the S5, but if I was putting one together, here's what I would include:
* Nozzle seals
* Bowden tubes
* Collets and Clips
* Sliding Block Set
* Short Belts
* Front Fan

The parts are all available and that list should pretty much cover wear and tear items, though if you've only run through five rolls of filament I wouldn't expect most of those to need replacing yet. What sort of issues are you seeing?

Not seeing any issues the printer is not here yet but this is a used machine which I would normally not buy but the price was too good to pass up with 190m and 230M of filament usage and saving over a grand off the new price plus it was sold with filament and extra Hot ends.

I should have enough capicorn XS to replace the tubes the rest I'll order if/when needed

 

[fbrc8-erin 270]

Definitely always good to have spare parts on hand. In particular, make sure to check out the front fan when your new-used machine arrives. A lot of people miss cleaning the fan as part of their maintenance, so you'll want to inspect that just in case it needs it before you get started.

[Belezeebub 9]

Drat I think something happen in shipping, the ethernet port doesn't work the USB and WIFI does. I do like to use ethernet for all of my printers, Anyone happen to know if the ethernet port is attached to the mainboard by a ribbon cable that could have come loose in shipping? I hate to take it apart if it is going to be a major repair.

 

[fbrc8-erin 270]

The lan port does plug into the main board as a separate piece, so it could have come loose in shipping, though it's uncommon. 

[Belezeebub 9]

2 hours ago, fbrc8-erin said:

The lan port does plug into the main board as a separate piece, so it could have come loose in shipping, though it's uncommon. 

I ordered a set of Secure Torx I'll hope for the best

 

[fbrc8-erin 270]

There is high voltage on the underside of the printer, so I recommend reaching out to Support for safety information before opening the underside if your S5 has the safety tape and torx bits. 

[Belezeebub 9]

HEHEH, Mine does, don't worry I'll take safety measures like I always do.

I'll wrap some stripped 14/2 around my leg and ground it to a bathtub full of saltwater, durning a thunderstorm 🙂

I'll always touch the printer with both hands 🙂

I'll never use a grounded or insulated tool 🙂

I rewired my whole house and passed inspection on the first try I think I'll be okay, but think of it this way if I blow up the printer I'll have to get a new one from you 🙂