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TIP: It may be useful to bundle the power cable and Ethernet cable together with cable ties, and secure them in place, to prevent a tripping hazard. |
NOTE: If the printer does not power on, test the power outlet where the printer is plugged in with something you know works, such as a phone charger. Ensure the power cable is completely inserted in both the power inlet and wall outlet. Ensure that any power strip or UPS the printer is plugged into is turned on. If you have tried all these options, and the printer will not turn on, contact 3D Systems Service. |
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ELECTRICAL SHOCK HAZARD: Be sure that the power switch is in the "0," or "off," position before plugging in the printer. |
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ELECTRICAL SHOCK HAZARD: Use the power cord that has been supplied with the printer. Using a different power cord could cause electrical malfunction and damage to the equipment. |
Turn the Printer On
The power switch and power inlet for the NextDent 5100 is on the back-left side of the printer.
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Connect the Printer to the Internet
Plug your Ethernet cable into the Ethernet inlet on the back-right of the printer, as shown.
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Ensure the Catch Tray is Installed
The catch tray will come installed in the printer. If it is not installed, contact your reseller immediately. If this is your first time printing, remove the catch tray from the printer and ensure that the protective film has been removed from both the bottom and top of the glass plate. The films should have been removed before shipping to you; but you must perform this check to ensure successful printing. After you've ensured that there is no film on the top or bottom of the glass, you must reinstall the catch tray, as it must be present prior to printing. This is because:
Please see the section Clean/Replace the Catch Tray for installation instructions. |
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