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SC2 Emergency Switch Enclosure. This is not to be used by anyone who can not reassemble the switch properly and safely.

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SC2 Emergency Switch Enclosure.

This is not to be used by anyone who can not reassemble the switch properly and safely.

This replaces the stock enclosure that came with my SC2 Pro.
It takes 4 x M6x16mm bolts to mount to the profile uprights of a profile rig.

The disassembly process of an Emergency Button may not be obvious. I also don't know if the SC 2 models all shipped with the same switch.

  1. Release wires 1 an 2 with a Philips head screw driver.
  2. Undo the gray plastic nut and remove the wires.
  3. The switch that had wires going to it is released using the center screw.
  4. Next remove the rectangular part that is snap fit to the end of the threaded cylinder holding the spring loaded button. This is the hardest part and must be done carefully.
  5. Then the inside plastic nut holding the button in place can be removed.

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SC2 Emergency Switch Enclosure.

This is not to be used by anyone who can not reassemble the switch properly and safely.

This replaces the stock enclosure that came with my SC2 Pro.
It takes 4 x M6x16mm bolts to mount to the profile uprights of a profile rig.

The disassembly process of an Emergency Button may not be obvious. I also don't know if the SC 2 models all shipped with the same switch.

  1. Release wires 1 an 2 with a Philips head screw driver.
  2. Undo the gray plastic nut and remove the wires.
  3. The switch that had wires going to it is released using the center screw.
  4. Next remove the rectangular part that is snap fit to the end of the threaded cylinder holding the spring loaded button. This is the hardest part and must be done carefully.
  5. Then the inside plastic nut holding the button in place can be removed.

    Print Settings

Printer Brand:

Prusa

Printer:

I3 MK3S

</div>Rafts:

No

Supports:

Doesn't Matter

</div>Resolution:

0.15

Infill:

15%

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Filament:

Prusament PLA Galaxy Black

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