Resin Tank Cleanup

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If you discover that the resin tank has loose bits of hardened resin floating around or blobs of resin stuck to the bottom of the tank, it's time to run a tank cleanup. The tank cleanup does a full exposure of the screen for a specified amount of time. This results in a solid sheet that incorporates the loose bits or stuck blobs. You can then (carefully) use a spatula to lift that sheet off of the bottom of the tank and dispose of it in the Resin 3D Printer Waste Only trash can.

A sheet of exposed resin being lifted out of the bottom of the tank

How to do this varies a bit from printer to printer.

For Tethys, the Saturn 3 Ultra, use the Tool > Tank Cleaning screen. An exposure time of 20s (the default) is probably fine.

For Dione, the Saturn 4 Ultra, use the Tool > Screen Exposure screen. Use the Full Screen button.

Saturn 4 Ultra Screen Exposure screen