I'm a little surprised and confused there are no comments about the fan (2) and fan (3) connections. Assuming I have interpreted the illustrations correctly, the molded female 2 pin connectors for these fans connect to a 4 pin connector on the board, using only the lower 2 pins, at their respective fan 5 and 6 locations. Pin separation is compatible but correct + and - orientation the fan connector does force the board pins to "lean" a bit. It's not ideal, it works but it makes me question if I've got it right. Little feedback would be appreciated.
I was a little surprised there were no crimp connectors on the wires for the heater element considering they were you supplied everywhere else. No problem as I have plenty. The thermistor wires seem a little short.
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I'm a little surprised and confused there are no comments about the fan (2) and fan (3) connections. Assuming I have interpreted the illustrations correctly, the molded female 2 pin connectors for these fans connect to a 4 pin connector on the board, using only the lower 2 pins, at their respective fan 5 and 6 locations. Pin separation is compatible but correct + and - orientation the fan connector does force the board pins to "lean" a bit. It's not ideal, it works but it makes me question if I've got it right. Little feedback would be appreciated.
A hook style needle nose tweezer works well to push the belt through slot without removing the bracket from the linear rail.
I was a little surprised there were no crimp connectors on the wires for the heater element considering they were you supplied everywhere else. No problem as I have plenty. The thermistor wires seem a little short.
I just used a rotary tool with a straight carbide bit, kept vacuum close get filings, it took jut seconds.