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Loading the Galileo Pro 2 Printer

How to load the Galileo Pro 2 Printer - Single Toolhead

Unloading Filament

You can unload filament in five simple steps:

1. Preheat the nozzle by selecting Temperature on the printer screen. Then select Preheat Nozzle.

2. Push the red tension lever all the way to the left. This will release toolhead's tension, allowing for filament to be removed from the toolhead. 

3. Remove the guide tube by pressing down on the black ring and pulling up on the tube.

4. Pull on filament, and it should slide out easily. Feed it back up through the guide tube and respool it onto the roll.

5. From the dehydrator, pull the filament from the guide tube until you can safely remove the filament spool from the dehydrator. Secure the loose filament end into the side of the spool.

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Note: Always have a firm grip on the loose filament end as you're removing it from the kiosk/dehydrator. Letting go of the loose filament end will result in tangled filament.

 

Loading Filament Settings

Follow the below chart to know how to load filament for the type of product you're printing.

Product Type

Filament Type

Loading Temp

Tension Clicks

Check Socket

PETG

260

1 Click

Flexible Inner

Cosmetic Cover

TPU (Cheetah)

TPU (Cheetah)

260

260

1 Click

1 Click

  Preparatory Socket

  PC Blend

260

1 Click

 

Loading Filament

1. Insert the filament roll on side that has the guide tube sticking up.

2. Cut filament end at a 45 degree angle so it is pointed at the end. 

3. Feed the filament down into the guide tube until it comes out the other side.

4. Click the temperature button.

5. Select Preheat Nozzle. This automatically sets the temperature to 260.

After the toolhead has heated up...

6. With the red tension set to 0 clicks (all the way left), push the filament through the top of the toolhead until you feel it stopping. If it's pushing out the bottom of the nozzle, you can also stop.

0 Clicks - No open notches on the left of the lever 1 Click - See the open notch on the left of the lever

 

7. After the filament is inserted, set the tension to the appropriate click. See the chart towards the top of the guide for more details

8. Insert the guide tube back into the top of the toolhead so it locks in place.

9. Select the Extrude Filament button and 100mm of filament will extrude. If there is still impurities from the previously loaded filament, select Extrude Filament again. 

 

 

10. Click the Cooldown button to cool the toolhead. 
 
11. Wipe the nozzle with the red maroon pad to prevent filament from caking.

 

Note: If the Filament isn't extruding, give the filament a brief tug.

  • If the filament pops out, flip the red tension lever to the left (step 6) and push the filament a bit deeper than before.
  • Afterwards, flip the lever to the right as noted in step 7 and attempt to lightly pull on the filament. It should remain firmly within the toolhead.

 

Job's Done!

If you are printing a preparatory socket using PC Blend, please apply adhesive to the bed following this guide.