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Posted · removed the plastic fan mount again

I was using this fan mount;

https://www.youmagine.com/designs/ultimaker-2-fan-mount-dual--2

but just placed back the metal original as the printed one deformed at the left side, near the heatblock/nozzle. Basically just melted and sagged down a little, probably about 3mm, but deformed over a width of about 1 cm.

I had printed it in XT.

 

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    Posted · removed the plastic fan mount again

    Have you put in place the "Fan Heat Shield" ? Because otherwise is normal ...

    For my UM2 I use THIS one (modification of the one you used) and with the alu shield (taken from a can of beer) I have NO problems :)

    Guglielmo

     

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    Posted · removed the plastic fan mount again

    I don't like that one cause you need to take off the fans to remove it (change nozzle to much for that).

    The one I used was/is easier in that respect.

    do you have a picture of how you mounted this piece of alu ?

     

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