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(1) 5cm Slot Cover
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(2) 4x PSU Cable Clips
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(4) Zip Ties
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Take the Techflex tube and briefly heat both ends with a lighter.
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Now push the motor cable of the y-motor through the 25cm Techflex tube.
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Cut off (e.g. using a scalpel or sharp knife) an approximately 5cm long piece of the slot cover
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Press the cables of the right z-stepper motor into the left slot of the right y-extrusion and cover the cable with the slot cover.
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Rotate your frame horizontally by 180°.
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Pull the cable of the right z-stepper motor past the L-bracket, through the rear slot of the rear x-extrusion, and into the Einsy box.
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Secure the cable in the slot using a cable clip.
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Also push the cable of the y-motor into the rear slot and route the cable until it reaches the Einsy Box.
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Secure the cables with the remaining power supply cable clips.
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Now, guide the two Techflex tubes of the motor cables through the hole in the bottom of the Einsy Box.
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Press the Techflex tube with the PSU cables into the cable clips already attached to the back of the x-extrusion.
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Pull the PSU cables from below through the hole into the Einsy box as well.
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Attach the PSU cables to the four left connectors using a PH2 Phillips screwdriver (see Figure 3).
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These screws may have to be loosened beforehand.
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Pay attention to the colors of the cables and follow the instructions in Fig. 3. A mistake in the wiring can lead to a short circuit!
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Now connect the second pair ofPSU cables to the Einsy board as shown.
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Now connect the two display cables to the board.
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Cable 1 right
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Cable 2 left
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Pull three motor cables to the left side of the Einsy Box and fasten them to the cable holder with zip ties.
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Now plug the motor cables into their respective connectors.
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The z-motors are plugged into the double connection.
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The y-motor is plugged into the second connection from the top.
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The wiring of the motors and the PSU is now complete.
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Continue with instructions 11. Installation of the Heatbed.
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