Why do my washed parts have tacky surfaces with Formlabs Ultrasonic Jewelry Cleaner?
If your washed parts have tacky or sticky surfaces when using the Formlabs Ultrasonic Jewelry Cleaner, it's likely that the resin concentration in the solvent is too high. Replace the solvent to resolve this issue.
What to do if the display does not turn on on Formlabs Ultrasonic Jewelry Cleaner?
If the display of your Formlabs Ultrasonic Jewelry Cleaner does not turn on, check that the power supply indicator light is illuminated. Try another outlet, and disconnect and reconnect the power.
What to do if Formlabs Ultrasonic Jewelry Cleaner shows 'Motor Jammed' error?
If you receive a 'Motor Jammed' error message on your Formlabs Ultrasonic Jewelry Cleaner, disconnect the power. Manually lift the tower to its maximum height. Remove the wash bucket. Press down on the edges of the inner lid, so that the lid is flush with the bucket. Reinsert the wash bucket, ensuring the inner lid stays flush with the bucket.
How to fix Formlabs Ultrasonic Jewelry Cleaner display that does not turn off?
If the display of your Formlabs Ultrasonic Jewelry Cleaner does not turn off or go to sleep, this might be due to a firmware bug. Disconnect and reconnect the power and then update the firmware.
Why is my Formlabs Ultrasonic Jewelry Cleaner making unusual noises?
Unusual noises from your Formlabs Ultrasonic Jewelry Cleaner may be due to a misaligned impeller or debris/obstructions in the wash bucket. Check for loose cured material or debris in the bottom of the wash bucket and ensure the impeller rotates properly. If not, contact Formlabs or an authorized reseller for instructions to reverse the magnets.
Overview of key components like basket mount, lids, bucket, display, and power supply.
Details on the display, knob for operation, and tool storage locations.
Information on Isopropyl Alcohol (IPA) and its requirements.
Details Flush Cutters and Removal Tool for part manipulation.
Describes Hydrometer, Scraper, and Tweezers for measurement and cleaning.
Instructions for using the siphon pump for IPA transfer.
Step-by-step guide to filling the wash bucket with Isopropyl Alcohol.
Instructions for connecting the Form Wash to a power source.
Guide to calibrating the hydrometer in fresh IPA for concentration checks.
Procedure for placing prints onto the build platform for washing.
How to adjust and start the wash cycle using the display and knob.
Steps for draining IPA and allowing prints to dry after washing.
Instructions for removing washed parts and post-wash finishing.
How to use the hydrometer to monitor IPA quality for cleaning.
Process for emptying, cleaning, and refilling the wash bucket with fresh IPA.
Steps for correctly placing the inner lid back onto the wash bucket.
Guidelines for safe handling and use of IPA and the Form Wash.
Instructions for cleaning and storing hand-held tools.
List of recommended supplies for Form Wash operation.
Links to video tutorials and washing recommendations.
General| Manufacturer | Formlabs |
|---|---|
| Model | Form Wash |
| Category | 3D Printers |
| Type | Washing Station |
| Compatibility | Form 2, Form 3, Form 3B, Form 3+, Form 3B+ |
| Maximum Part Size (Form 3/3B/3+/3B+) | 14.5 × 14.5 × 17.5 cm |
| Maximum Part Size (Form 2) | 14.5 × 14.5 × 17.5 cm |
| Wash Time | 10-20 minutes |
| Power | 100–240 V, 50/60 Hz |
| Power Requirements | 100–240 VAC, 1.3 A, 50/60 Hz |
| Dimensions (Alternative) | 330 x 330 x 400 mm |
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