To ensure your 22 IDEX 3D printer continues to perform optimally and enjoys a prolonged lifespan, we recommend adhering to the following maintenance schedule.

If your 3D printer is often working at high heat and for many hours, you’ll need to look after it more often. When you should do regular check-ups can change based on a few things:

• The speeds of printing and/or part movement.
• Temperatures of the hot end and/or the build enclosure.
• The count of toolheads utilized in operation.

Keep in mind, these points can make the time between check-ups longer or shorter.

The timetable we’ve set up is based on a printer that’s running for about 40 hours each week, and the heat in the printing area stays at 90°C (194°F) or lower.

TASK	Daily	Weekly	Monthly	Yearly
DAILY
Clean Build Platform and Build Chamber	x
Clean Hotend Nozzles	x
Inspect & Test Heaters & Thermistors	x
Empty filament Purge Bins	x
WEEKLY
Inspect XYZ-Axis Lubrication		x
Inspect and Adjust XYZ-Axes Belt Tension		x
Inspect Y-Axis Idlers Belt Movement		x
Inspect Wiper Brushes and Wiper Blades		x
Inspect Z-Axis Probe Wiring		x
Inspect Extruder Wiring		x
MONTHLY
Clean & Lubricate Z-Axis Lead Screws			x
Test Microswitches			x
Disassemble & Clean Extruders			x
YEARLY
Inspect Sensor Ground Wires				x
Clean Filament Sensors				x
Replace Y-Axis Idler Pulleys				x