Miro 36 - Maintenance Guide

Miro 36 - Maintenance Guide

End-of-Day

TITLE
Miro 36 Shaker - Daily Maintenance Guide

SECTION
00:00:08 Required Tools and Preparation

CHECKLIST
- Gloves
- Isopropyl alcohol (90% or higher)
- Lint-free cloth
- Brush

SECTION
00:00:08 Cooling and Safe Shutdown

INSTRUCTION STEPS
1) Turn off all power except the purifier fan.
2) Open the powder station cover and the main heating chamber cover.
3) Allow the purifier fan to run for at least 5 minutes.
4) Wait until the main heating plate temperature drops to room temperature.
5) Turn off the purifier fan.
6) Push the control panel in.
7) Turn off the main power.

SECTION
00:01:05 Heating Chamber Cleaning

INSTRUCTION STEPS
1) Brush off any powder on the main heating plate.
2) Use a lint-free cloth with 90% or higher isopropyl alcohol to wipe the main heating plate.
3) Do not use rubbing alcohol.
4) Wipe surrounding surfaces inside the heating chamber.
5) Clean the upper cover area to remove excess powder or debris.
6) Close and lock the main heating chamber cover.

SECTION
00:02:15 Filter and Fan Cleaning

INSTRUCTION STEPS
1) Open the filter cover.
2) Clean the filter cover.
3) Wipe the upper fan area, including the bottom of the cover and the fan position.
4) Remove all HEPA and charcoal filters.
5) Place filters in a cool, ventilated area to dry.
6) Wipe all filter housing surfaces to remove powder and debris.
7) Install the spare purifier filter included with the Miro 36.
8) Rotate filters daily to extend filter life.
9) Ensure the charcoal filter side faces upward when installing.
10) Close the filter cover.
11) Close and lock the upper fan cover.

CHECKLIST
- Filters should still be replaced monthly despite daily rotation

SECTION
00:03:47 Powder Station and Sensor Cleaning

INSTRUCTION STEPS
1) Open the powder station cover.
2) Remove the media wheel rod.
3) Use a brush to remove excess powder inside the powder station.
4) Clean around the sensor carefully.
5) Do not scratch the sensor with the brush.
6) Gently wipe the sensor face using a lint-free cloth and isopropyl alcohol.

SECTION
00:04:54 Powder Tray Handling

INSTRUCTION STEPS
1) Remove the powder tray at the bottom of the machine.
2) Pour the powder into a sealed container.
3) Clean excess powder accumulated under the powder collection tray.
4) Sweep collected powder into the powder tray.

CHECKLIST
- Protect powder from air, moisture, and dust
- Powder shelf life is 1 year
- Do not leave powder in the tray after use
- Store used powder separately from new powder
- Gradually mix used powder with new powder for future use

SECTION
00:05:23 Reassembly and Final Steps

INSTRUCTION STEPS
1) Reinstall the powder tray.
2) Lower the front heating plate.
3) Insert the media wheel rod.
4) Close the powder station cover.
5) Cover the Miro 36 with the provided fabric cover.

SECTION
00:06:07 Completion

CHECKLIST
- Daily maintenance completed
- Machine protected from dust and debris
- Ready for next operation cycle

Weekly

TITLE
Miro 36 Shaker - Weekly Glycerin Catch Tray Cleaning

SECTION
00:00:00 Required Tools and Preparation

CHECKLIST
- Gloves
- Isopropyl alcohol
- Lint-free cloth

SECTION
00:00:00 Weekly Maintenance Overview

CHECKLIST
- This procedure is performed in addition to daily maintenance
- Designed to prevent glycerin buildup and dust accumulation

SECTION
00:00:38 Removing the Glycerin Catch Trays

INSTRUCTION STEPS
1) Locate the glycerin catch trays on both sides of the Miro 36.
2) Loosen the screws securing each tray.
3) Carefully remove both trays from the machine.

SECTION
00:00:38 Cleaning the Trays

INSTRUCTION STEPS
1) Use isopropyl alcohol and a lint-free cloth to clean each glycerin catch tray thoroughly.
2) Remove all glycerin residue and debris.
3) Allow the trays to dry completely before reinstallation.

SECTION
00:00:38 Reinstallation and Shutdown

INSTRUCTION STEPS
1) Reinstall the glycerin catch trays on both sides of the machine.
2) Secure the trays by tightening the screws.
3) Close all covers.
4) Unplug the power cable.
5) Cover the machine with the provided black cover to protect it from dust and debris.

SECTION
00:00:38 Completion

CHECKLIST
- Weekly glycerin catch tray cleaning completed
- Machine protected and ready for next use

As Needed

TITLE
Miro 36 Shaker – Filter Replacement and Purifier Fan Maintenance (As Needed / Monthly)

SECTION
00:00:00 Tools and Maintenance Overview

CHECKLIST
- Gloves
- Isopropyl alcohol
- Lint-free cloth
- Screwdriver
- New side air filters
- New HEPA / charcoal filters

NOTES
- This maintenance is performed as needed
- Filters are recommended to be replaced monthly for safety
- Perform this in addition to daily and weekly maintenance

SECTION
00:00:39 Power Down and Access Purifier Chamber

INSTRUCTION STEPS
1) Turn off the main power to the Miro 36.
2) Open the purifier chamber lid.
3) Locate the purifier fan brackets.

SECTION
00:00:39 Purifier Fan Cleaning

INSTRUCTION STEPS
1) Use a screwdriver to remove the fan brackets.
2) Carefully remove each fan.
3) Clean glycerin residue from the fan surfaces using isopropyl alcohol and a lint-free cloth.
4) Repeat this process for all purifier fans.
5) Reinstall each fan, ensuring:
  - Proper alignment
  - Labeled side faces upward
6) Reattach the fan brackets securely.
7) Turn on the purifier fan briefly to confirm proper operation.
8) Turn the purifier fan back off after testing.

SECTION
00:03:49 HEPA and Charcoal Filter Replacement

INSTRUCTION STEPS
1) Lift and remove the fan cover plate.
2) Remove the old HEPA/charcoal filters.
3) Install new filters, ensuring:
  - White side faces downward
  - Gray side faces upward
4) Reinstall the fan cover plate.

SECTION
00:03:49 Cotton Fabric and Lid Cleaning

INSTRUCTION STEPS
1) Remove the white cotton fabric from the purifier chamber lid.
2) Use a lint-free cloth with isopropyl alcohol to clean grease buildup on the back of the lid.
3) Allow the surface to dry.
4) Reattach the cotton fabric.
5) Repeat cleaning for any remaining applicable areas inside the chamber.

SECTION
00:05:05 Side Air Filter Replacement

INSTRUCTION STEPS
1) Remove the side air filters from the machine.
2) Install new side air filters, ensuring:
  - White side faces outward
  - Gray side faces inward
3) Repeat the process for the opposite side.

SECTION
00:05:05 Reassembly and Shutdown

INSTRUCTION STEPS
1) Close the purifier chamber lid.
2) Secure all latches.
3) Unplug the power cord.
4) Cover the machine with the provided black fabric cover to protect it from dust and debris.

SECTION
Completion

CHECKLIST
- Fans cleaned and tested
- HEPA/charcoal filters replaced
- Cotton fabric cleaned and reinstalled
- Side air filters replaced
- Machine safely powered down and covered

 

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