I took one of your guy's advice/tip and took aa heatgunt to it,

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I took one of your guy’s advice/tip and took aa heatgunt to it, then found some googone and it worked great. Now, is just to relevel the bed and print somthing!!

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Thanks to MidnightVisions

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Googone is my goto adhesive solvent. If it doesn’t work then I bring out the acetone.

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I love this printer. Inhave two suggestions:

  1. print a support for the back of the bed that you can strain releif a wire to. Then drill a hole in the side and route the heater/thermister wire bundle through the hole and back to the bed. Strain releived on the part you made. Soldering required. But this wire fails.

  2. use kapton and a glue stick. Works great and parts are easier to remove

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Mine is exactly like that