Tools
| 1 | Marker pen |
| 2 | Torx T8 driver |
| 3 | 3 mm Allen key |
| 4 | 2.5 mm Allen key |
| 5 | 2 mm Allen key |
| 6 | Pliers |
Step 1
Turn off the machine and unplug the power cord.
Flip the machine to see the bottom of the machine.
Step 2
Mark the rubber foot and screw that are close to the USB port.
The purpose of marking is that this foot's screw will be shorter than others, and it has to be in the same position.
Step 3
Unscrew these bottom screws.
(T8 screw x 6pcs & 3mm HEX screw x 4pcs)
Step 4
Flip the machine over and remove the side screws. (T8 screw x 2pcs)
Step 5
Mark the screw holes on both sides with the pen.
This marking helps ensure the correct orientation during reassembly. The marked sides should face the work area.
Step 6
Remove the screws. T8 screw x 8pcs (The plate and door cover are connected.)
Step 7
Move the plate and door cover forward a bit.
Step 8
Remove the Y-axis motor cable. (It is easier to remove the camera cable after removing this cable.)
Step 9
Remove the camera cable.
Please note that there is a clip locking the cable. Open the clip to remove the camera cable.
Clip Locked:
Clip Unlocked::
Pull out the cable:
Step 10
Remove the plate and door cover.
Step 11
Unplug the 7-pin cable.
Step 12
Lift the rear side of the upper chassis and rest it on the lower chassis.
Step 13
Find the Y-axis and detach the coupler and the shaft. (2mm hex screw *4pcs)
Step 14
Loosen the rail support bracket and move it aside. (3mm hex screw x 3pcs)
(This support will block a screw of the Y-axis motor.)
Step 15
Remove the Y-axis motor from the system. (2.5mm hex screws x 4pcs.)
Step 16
Remove the coupler from the Y-axis motor.
(Use a plier if the coupler is stuck on the shaft of the Y-axis motor.)
Step 17
Attach the coupler to the shaft of the new Y-axis motor. (2.0mm hex screws x 2pcs.)
Step 18
Install the new Y-axis motor. (2.5mm hex screws x 4pcs.)
Step 19
Attach the coupler to the long shaft. (2.0mm hex screws x 2pcs.)
Step 20
Screw the rail support. (3mm hex screw x 3pcs)
Step 21
Mount the belt onto the pulley.
(You can use the back of a screwdriver or your finger to guide the belt onto the pulley while slowly moving the laser head. The belt should gradually loop onto the motor's pulley.)
Step 22
Place the upper chassis back in the original setup. Make sure both cables the 7-pin cable and the new Y-axis motor cable are routed upward.
Gently move the laser head around and check if it is moving smoothly, especially for the Y-axis.
If not, please raise the rear side (Step 12) again and check the y-axis belt or the coupler from Step 18 to Step 21.
Step 23
Reinstall the side screws (T8 screw x 2pcs). Make sure the marked side is inside the work area.
Step 24
Flip the machine. Screw all the screws at the bottom.
Please note that the marked rubber foot and shorter screw must be reinstalled near the USB ports.
Suggestion:
It is better not to fully tighten the screws at first, as some screws might be misaligned and unable to be tightened or inserted into the screw holes properly. Therefore, it is recommended to tighten all the screws after all the screws are installed.
Step 25
Flip the machine and plug the 7-pin cable back into the mainboard.
Step 26
Place the plate and door cover back on top of the machine. Leave a space to allow your hands to reach.
Step 27
Insert the camera cable into the mainboard.
Please note that the metal surface of the camera cable must face the mainboard.
The metal surface of the camera cable:
The metal surface must face the mainboard.:
Insert the cable:
Lock the clip:
Step 28
Insert the motor cable.
Step 29 - Push back the plate and screw the screws
Push back the plate and screw the screws. (T8 screw x 8pcs)
Step 30
Once you've completed the above steps, the Y-axis motor has been successfully replaced. However, since the steps involved moving the door cover and camera, please perform the camera calibration as the final step before resuming the use of the machine.
You can refer to this page: Camera Calibration
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