Stratasys uPrint - Build Management and Part Removal; Canceling an Active Build; Removing Completed Parts

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Canceling a build
You can cancel a build at any time while the part is building.
1. From the display panel press Pause.
2. Once the printer stops building, press Cancel Build.
3. The display will ask Are you Sure? Press Ye s.
4. The display will show Build Stopped followed by the file name. You will then be prompted to
remove the part and replace the modeling base.
5. Remove the part and replace the modeling base.
6. Once the chamber door has been opened and closed, the display will ask Part Removed?
Press Ye s ONLY after you have removed the part and replaced the modeling base.
Removing a completed part
When the printer has completed building a part, the display will show Completed followed by the
file name. It will also show Remove Part and Replace Modeling Base.
1. Open the chamber door.
2. Turn the modeling base retainers down and remove the modeling base by sliding out and
pulling up.
3. Insert a new modeling base by sliding in and pushing down, turn the retainers up to lock the
modeling base in place.
4. Close the chamber door.
5. After you have opened and closed the door, the display will show Part Removed? ONLY after
removing the part and replacing the modeling base, from the display panel press Ye s.
After you press Ye s, the display will show the status as Idle or Ready to Build for the next part in the
queue.
Remove a part from the modeling base:
1. After removing the modeling base from the printer, firmly flex the modeling base back and
forth with your hands to loosen the part.
2. Pull the part off of the modeling base or use a putty knife to completely remove the part.
Gloves: The modeling base will be hot, wear gloves when removing the part
from the printer.
CAUTION: If you press Yes before removing the part, the printer can be
damaged.
Gloves: The modeling base will be hot, wear gloves when removing the part
from the printer.
CAUTION: If you press Yes before removing the part, the printer can be
damaged.
Note: Parts are easier to remove from the modeling base when still warm.