Housing for garagedoor remote Hormann
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Comment or post a picture if you've printed this! After the housing for my garage door's remote control fell apart (as most do after a few years), I designed my own. It consists of two main parts. The bottom part fits the PCB and has the slot and clip in place to keep everything together. The top parts holds two buttons and a pinhole to see the LED status. The buttons are recessed, so the don't get pressed accidentally. It can be reopened by pressing a smal flathead screwdriver through the rectangilar slot at the front. To assemble: - Remove all support material. Be thourough, the gaps are tight so all material should be removed. - Fit the PCB into the bottom part. Make sure it seats properly. (I had to cut off the two solder tips of the battery holder, closest to the side. - install the two buttons into the top. Make sure to align the slot properly - Take the top part in one hand the bottom part in the other. Keep the top part facing down, and slide the bottom part over it. Press both parts firmly together. I printed it on my ender 3 pro in PLA.
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