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Tips
Try out different temperatures;
from 190 to 210 degrees for PLA
and 210 to 230 degrees for ABS.
If the motor clicks, the filament
isn't hot enough. If it's too hot
however, it will just flow out.
Start off by creating simple 2D
drawings to get used to handling
the pen. Once you're comfortable
using it, you can then move on to
creating 3D art (e.g., a cube). Use
a pencil to help you create
arches.
The only thing left to do is let your imagination run wild!
Check out our Facebook page (QR code on the back of
this manual) and share your creations and advice.
Cover the drawing in
painters' tape (masking tape)
to ensure that the filament
sticks to the material. This
allows you to reuse your
artwork. Hairspray also
works.
A small fan or hairdryer on a
cold setting will help you
solidify the shapes you want.
Troubleshooting
Every effort has been made to ensure that you're completely
satisfied when using your 3D pen. The following table details
possible solutions to problems you might encounter. Please refer
to this table before contacting customer service.
Problem
Possible cause
No power
Yellow LED doesn't
The AC adapter isn't
light up
working
Faulty motherboard
Blocked nozzle
Temperature too low
Filament won't come
out of the nozzle
Reminder: it only
The motor is slipping
works if you double-
click (for safety
reasons).
The filament isn't
being driven
Fault with the
motherboard or
Damaged nozzle or
Pen won't heat up
motherboard
Solution
Turn the plug off and
back on / call an
electrician
Have the AC adapter
checked and replaced
if necessary
Replace the
motherboard
Unblock / replace the
nozzle (see our
Facebook page)
Adjust / increase the
temperature
Remove the filament
and clean both the
filament guide tube
and gearwheel (see
our Facebook page)
Remove the filament
and cut it down to
about 10 cm.
Replace the faulty
part (contact us)
motor
Replace the faulty
part (contact us)
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