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10. Install new fan by dropping fan into the square opening of print bed housing. All fans should be mounted this way and not glued on from the outside.
10. Install new fan by dropping fan into the square opening of print bed housing. All fans should be mounted this way and not glued on from the outside.
Note: Fan label will face upwards inside the print head housing.

![](https://printm3d.com/solutions/assets/img_563913a514317.png)
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18. Replace black silicon heater cover over the nozzle and heating unit.

Note: heating unit should be completely inside silicon cover. It may take some careful pressing with a small screwdriver to get the heating unit into the silicon \(see photo below\).
Note: heating unit should be completely inside silicon cover. It may take some careful pressing with a small screwdriver to get the heating unit into the silicon \(see photo below\).

![](http://m3dhelp.com/support/assets/img_55760c77540c2.png)

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