It’s a Snap!  Cover Up Unsightly Terminals  on Your 3D Printer’s Power Supply
Just 3D print and snap on!
This is derived from a 12 Volt Power Supply Cover design by “Beekeeper” on http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:40377
AW3D V 4.5, 5, 5.5
[box type=”download”][wpdm_file id=48][wpdm_file id=49][/pwal] [/box] [box type=”warning”] Use Caution- Please make sure that your power supply is disconnected from power source and from your 3D printer before snapping on the cover. Â If you forget the connection, please refer the the photo below for order of cables to terminals.[/box] [box type=”info”] FREE! Designed under the Attribution – Non-Commercial – Creative Commons license.[/box]
V.4, 5, 5.5 Instructions:
Carefully examine the order of the wire connections to the terminals of the power supply. Â If possible, take a photograph. Â the arrow on the white connector points to positive 12V. Â The order on the connector (starting with the arrow) is +-+-. Â For the wall power, black corresponds to “N”, white to “L” and green to “G.” Â PLEASE CALL USE IF YOU HAVE QUESTIONS OR ARE UNSURE OF THE PROPER ORIENTATION OF THE WIRES. Â Before proceeding further, ensure the power supply cables are disconnected from the power source (wall outlet) and from the Airwolf 3D printer. Â Disconnect the wires from the power supply terminals by slightly loosening the bolts with a Phillips head screw driver – take caution not to unscrew the screw too far or it will fall out. Â After the wires have been disconnected, feed them through the opening (long slit) on the 3d printed cover. Â Reconnect the wires to the appropriate terminals on the power supply and tighten accordingly. Â Before going further, ensure that the 3D printed cover is orientated the correct way. Â Then snap on the cover to the power supply.Â