Attaching the caps
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Placing the caps
The wooden caps have to be attached in four corners (A, B, C and D) of the Ultimaker Original+. They keep the axles in place. The wooden caps with hole will be placed on the inside, except for the places where the short motor belts pass over the bearings. The wooden caps without hole go on the outside. Some of the caps only need to be attached with one bolt at this time, to help inserting the axles at a later stage. Attach these caps loosely, so you can still rotate them.

To place the wooden caps, perform the following steps:
- In corner A, attach a wooden cap with hole and a wooden cap without hole to the front panel. Secure with two M3x16 bolts and two hex nuts.
- Also attach a wooden cap with hole and a wooden cap without hole to the left panel. Secure with two M3x16 bolts and two hex nuts.
- In corner B, attach a wooden cap with hole and a wooden cap without hole to the front panel. Secure with two M3x16 bolts and two hex nuts.
- Attach a wooden cap with hole and a wooden cap without hole to the right panel. Secure loosely with only one M3x16 bolt and one hex nut.
Attaching caps to the front panel in corner A Attaching caps to the left panel in corner A Attaching a cap to the front panel in corner B Attaching caps to the right panel in corner B - In corner C, attach a wooden cap with hole and a wooden cap without hole to the right panel. Secure loosely with only one M3x16 bolt and one hex nut.
- Attach only a wooden cap without hole to the back panel. Secure loosely with only one M3x16 bolt and one hex nut.
- In corner D, attach a wooden cap with hole and a wooden cap without hole to the back panel. Secure loosely with only one M3x16 bolt and one hex nut.
- Attach only a wooden cap without hole to the right panel. Secure with two M3x16 bolts and two hex nuts.




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Ultimaker S5
- Get started
- Operation
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Maintenance
- Update the firmware
- Material handling and storage
- Maintenance schedule
- Clean the printer
- Lubricate the axles
- Check for play on the axles
- Check the tension of the short belts
- Check for debris in the front fan of the print head
- Check the quality of the nozzle cover
- Lubricate the Z screw of the Z motor
- Clean the feeders
- Clean the print cores
- Lubricate the feeder gear
- Replace the Bowden tubes
- Clean the system fans
- Lubricate the hinges
- Troubleshooting
- Downloads
- More support
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Ultimaker 3
- Get started
- Operation
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Maintenance
- Updating the firmware
- Storage and handling of materials
- Maintenance schedule
- Clean the printer
- Lubricate the axles
- Check for play on axles
- Check the tension of the short belts
- Check for residue in the front fan of the print head
- Check the quality of the silicone nozzle cover
- Lubricate the lead screw of the Z motor
- Clean the print cores
- Clean the feeders
- Replace the Bowden tubes
- Troubleshooting
- Downloads
- FAQ
- More support
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Ultimaker 2+
- Get started
- Operation
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Maintenance
- Updating the firmware
- Build plate calibration
- Storage and handling of materials
- Hardware maintenance
- Clean the printer
- Lubricate the axles
- Check for play on axles
- Check tension of short belts
- Lubricate the lead screw of the Z motor
- Retighten the hot-end isolator
- Clean the feeder and replace the Bowden tube
- Troubleshooting
- Downloads
- More support
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Ultimaker Original+
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Assembly
- Assembly
- What's in the box?
- Preparing the panels
- Assembling the frame
- Attaching various parts
- Sliding blocks
- Attaching the caps
- X and Y axles
- Z stage assembly
- Z stage installation
- Print head assembly
- Print head installation
- Aligning the print head
- Feeder assembly
- Bowden tube
- Spool holder
- UltiController
- Mounting the main board
- Connecting
- Electronics cover
- First use
- Printing
- Maintenance
- Troubleshooting
- Additional information
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Assembly