There are several ways a print job might be aborted:
- Status screen
- Print Queue screen
- Printer local display
- Tripping of safety switch
- Power outage/Emergency shutdown of a Printer
- Resin Tray Leak
This section will describe each of these scenarios.
Status Screen
To abort a print job from the Status screen:
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Print Queue Screen
To abort a job from the Print Queue screen:
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Printer Touch Screen
To abort a job from the Printer touch screen:
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Tripping of Door-Closed Safety Switch
This type of abort will happen if upper printer door is opened during printing:
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Power Outage/Emergency Shutdown of a Printer
If you do not have your Printer plugged into an UPS (uninterruptible power supply), a power outage or emergency shutdown of the printer will cause a print job to abort, simply because resuming a print job once power is restored is not possible. Once power is cut to the Printer, assuming the Controller still has power, you will see the screen at the right on the Status tab on that printer's card. Upon plugging the printer back in and turning it on, the elevator will move the print platform to the top of its travel. On the Queue tab, the print job will appear in the Completed Print Jobs section as Aborted. Please see the section After Aborting for more information. |
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Resin Tray Leak
If the resin-tray sensor detects that the material level is going down faster than normal during printing, this will trigger your print job to abort immediately and without warning.
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CAUTION: This issue must be dealt with immediately! If it is not, material can leak onto vital printer components and damage the machine. |
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