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microSD Slot Location
Early N4 & N4 Pro models had an externally accessible microSD slot (shown below)
- This slot is used for Klipper MCU firmware updates. It can't be used for .gcode file transfers
Later N4, N4 Pro & Plus/Max still have the slot although It's not readily accessible
Common Steps for All Models
- Remove the front 4 stainless bolts with a 3mm Hex key
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Remove all the silver screws securing the mainboard access panel underneath the printer (if not already removed)
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Disconnect the panel-mounted cooling fan, either from the mainboard or from the connector on the fan's wire.
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Continue the guide in the relevant sections below
Neptune 4 & Neptune 4 Pro (Only)
- Remove all 4 screws that secure the mainboard
- Remove any cable management screws restricting the movement of the mainboard
- Lift the mainboard slightly to reveal the last two screws
- Please make a note of the connection locations if you choose to disconnect any cables.
You now have two options:
- Cut a slot in your front panel using the dimensions provided at the top of this page.
- Reattach the mainboard without replacing the last two screws you removed.
Future access will be gained by removing only four stainless screws located at the front of the printer.
Neptune 4 Plus
- Remove both black screws displayed below
You now have three options:
- Cut a slot in your front panel using the dimensions provided at the top of this page.
- Print this handy I/O panel (this is also Required) Credit: nocci
- Leave the last two screws removed.
Future access will be gained by removing only four stainless screws located at the front of the printer.
Neptune 4 Max
- Remove all screws shown below
Now, you have two options;
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Print this handy I/O panel Credit: mdburkey
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Cut a slot in your front panel to facilitate easier access in the future. Refer to the dimensions provided at the top of the page for guidance.
Credits:
NoviceEngineer
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nocci
mdburkey