Mingda Magician Series 1 & 2 Complete Cooling Unit - 5015 Fan Conversion
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The Ultimate cooling upgrade for your MINGDA Magician 1&2 Series 3D printer.
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- Other Printer Parts & Upgrades
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- GNU General Public License v2.0
It's time to upgrade your MINGDA Magician Series printer with the Ultimate Cooling Kit. I've been using this setup for more than a year now. Combined with the All Metal Heatbreak and V6 PT100 Alloy Block, this setup is a beast—I've printed PLA, PETG, and ASA without any problems. I run this setup on a Pro2 and Max.
How to print the parts?
- Parts are already oriented as they should be placed on the plate.
- You'll have to use supports.
- I recommend printing them from ASA.
- Layer height: 0.12mm or something close to this.
Bill of materials:
- Socket head Bolt M3x10 mm // 4 pcs
- Socket head Bolt M3x20 mm // 2 pcs
- Nut M3 // 2 pcs
- Washer M3 // 2 pcs
- Small Cross Slot OEM Mingda Fan Bolt // 1 pc
- Fan 5015 24V DC // 2 pcs
How to install?
- You'll have to remove the extruder from the printer.
- Remove all OEM fans.
- Clean the hot glue around the connector on the extruder motor.
- There are two 3010 fans on the back of the extruder, connected to a single connector. Remove one of them and solder the wires from a new 5015 fan. This way, you get one 3010 and one 5015 fan connected to a single connector. These two fans run constantly when the printer is turned on. The 5015 fan you connected will be used for cooling the heatbreak.
- Mount the 3010 fan to the back of the extruder.
- Snap on the “heatbreak” cooling part.
- Insert two M3 nuts into the side mounting plate.
- Mount the “fanduct” to the side mounting plate using two M3x10mm bolts.
- Mount the side mounting plate on the extruder using two M3x10mm bolts and one OEM bolt.
- Using the M3x20mm bolt, secure the fan to the “heatbreak” cooling part.
- Using the M3x20mm bolt, secure the nozzle fan to the “fanduct” part—this bolt screws into the “heatbreak” part. The same bolt holds the fan and connects the two parts.
- Connect all the connectors and install the extruder back onto the printer.
- You're ready to go.
Besides the electronic conversion that is needed to run this setup, the kit is very easy to use and install.
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