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3D Printing - 04 Waste Disposal
04 Waste Disposal
Waste disposal laws and regulations vary with countries and regions. When you dispose of any waste, you should
observe the local laws, regulations, rules, or requirements on waste disposal.
4.1 Packaging
The shipping packaging is made of corrugated fiberboard, withholding great pressure and providing effective
protection for your 3D printer. The packaging can be recycled or reused to store 3D prints or create DIY projects.
Inside the packaging is Expanded Polystyrene (EPS) foam, protecting your 3D printer from collision during shipping.
Littering non-degradable EPS foam is detrimental to the environment, so throw the EPS foam into the designated
trash bin.
4.2 Wasted Filaments
Do not litter non-degradable filaments or failed prints in nature. Throw them into the designated trash bin.
As a reminder, wasted filaments or failed prints can be turned into something wonderful, as long as you give full play
to your imagination!
4.3 Electronics
Electronics can be discarded, donated, or recycled. Should the e-waste be no longer wanted or near the end of its
useful life, you can throw it into the designated trash bin, or take it to a trusted charity or recycler.
05 Maintenance
5.1 Maintenance Schedule
This maintenance schedule is for reference only. Should you use the 3D printer more frequently, adjust your schedule
according to your use frequency. Before maintenance, check Snapmaker’s Limited Warranty void your warranty by
self-servicing your 3D printer.
Cut the power supply before maintenance.
Before You Print
Task See
Check the Cables 5.2.1
Check the Support Platform 5.2.2
Check the Heated Bed 5.2.3
Check the Nozzle 5.2.4
Check the Filament 5.2.5
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