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Elegoo Mercury X Wash station Repair

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Quick & effective print to get your wash station Up & running. No additional hardware required & only 20 Min to Print.

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QUICK PRINT-EASY FIX- ONLY REQUIRES METRIC ALLEN WRENCHES 

The magnetic plate coupled to the stepper motor is a key component for proper operation.  Elegoo's wash station is great quality however, over-tightening of the Set-Screw can cause cracks in the plate (See Picture). If your wash station produces a grinding noise during operation, It is likely that you have developed this issue . The crack prevents proper securing of the plate. A loose plate will rise and grind against the interior housings upper wall.  Fixing this issue is easy and can be accomplished by printing this bracing collar. Placing the collar prevents expansion when tightening the set screw, effectively resolving the problem. 

WHAT YOU WILL NEED:

  • 2.5MM Allen Wrench/Bit to open Case
  • 3MM Allen Wrench/Bit to remove motor Mount
  • 1.5MM Allen Wrench/Bit to loosen the set screw
  • Printed STL file in PETG or PLA
  • The originally provided set screw or either M3x14 / M3x16 bolt will work as well.

Simply print the STL and follow along with the pictures to open the case, place the collar and put everything back together. 

Make sure to add 3-4 inches of water to the tub when testing. The washer will not work without liquid in the tub.

Depending on your warranty status, Elegoo may replace your plate with an updated version.  Printing this part will save you from the processing and shipping time while providing you with a permanent fix. 

Printing this part at 100% infill takes 20 minutes. Using PETG is preferred but PLA will work as well.  (.15MM Quality) 

UPDATE: This repair is still goin strong and showing no signs of wear. 30+ wash cycles. 

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