The rear mesh filter is located at the back of the printer. It attaches magnetically to the printer and covers the LPU air intake. A clean rear mesh filter ensures that the LPU and resin do not overheat.

1. If necessary, move the printer to be able to access the back of the machine.
2. Locate the rear mesh filter positioned next to the power switch.
3. Remove the rear mesh filter from the printer.

4. Vacuum the rear mesh filter until it is free from debris.
• If the rear mesh filter cannot be cleaned, replace it.
5. Reattach the rear mesh filter to the printer, ensuring that it is aligned with the air intake vents.