recessed power switch relocation (no wire cutting) // infill passive cooling side panel + slot cover // monoprice select mini mspm

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Human: moving parts are exposed when the main power switch is located at the rear of the machine, requiring you to reach over them. this modification relocates the power switch to make it easier to access and recesses it for a neater appearance. no soldering, cutting, or splicing of existing wires is necessary for this modification. a snap-in cover is included for the power switch slot. layer / infill settings are crucial for achieving this effect. layer / infill settings are crucial for achieving this effect. although printing solid is possible if you prefer, it's recommended to use specific settings. 0 top/bottom layers 7 outer wall lines 50% infill (triangles, tri-hex, grid or any other pattern that stacks in the z-direction) supports: yes build plate adhesion: skirt (glass+hairspray) brim (buildtak/tape/gluestick) if you have printed parts but still need instructions, follow these steps: 1. turn off and unplug your machine. 2. remove the left side panel and bottom panel if necessary. 3. disconnect the two spade connectors behind the power switch by pulling up the wire insulation first. 4. from inside the machine, squeeze the top and bottom of the power switch fitting to release it, then push it out using a screwdriver if needed. 5. insert the power switch into the printed plate with the o side facing down, ensuring it is switched off. 6. reconnect the spade connectors and wire insulation (the longer red wire is connected to the top pin by default, but it may not make a difference). 7. reattach the side panel and bottom panel if removed. 8. plug in your machine and turn it on to verify everything works correctly.