Sonoff Switch Button for SNZB-01 &SNZB-01P

• ⚠️ Important Notice – Please Read Before Printing an AMS Riser

  Due to a license change by benlevi, the original creator of my AMS Riser V2 Remix, I am no longer able to update the description of this model. I have already reached out to Support about this issue, but they were not able to help me – because of the license change, this situation is simply how it is, there is nothing more I can do on my end to modify the listing.
   

  I'm currently receiving an increasing number of complaints from users who have printed the Riser V2 for the Bambu Lab P2S or X2D

  
  ⚠️ Compatibility – please double-check before you print:

• Riser V2 → P1S, P1P, and X1C

• Riser V3 → P2S and X2D

  Printing the wrong version will result in fitment issues, as the printer dimensions and mounting points differ between generations.

  Thanks for your understanding, and sorry for any confusion caused by the locked description – my hands are tied here, but I hope this notice helps clear things up!

  
   

Sonoff Switch Buttons for SNZB-01 & SNZB-01P

Before you start to print. There is a Step File of the Button Part for your own designs.

Required non printed Components

• 5x M3 threaded inserts (best length 5.7mm / 4-6mm ok )
• 5x M3x8 screws

Printed Components needed for assemble one Piece

1x Bottom of the Base

1x Top of the Base

1x Stamp (for SNZB-01 or SNZB-01P)

1x Button

Assembly

Install 1x M3 threaded inserts in Button Part
Install 4x M3 threaded inserts in Top Part
Install 4x M3x8mm screews in the Bottom Part. Screw in the M3 screws until they are flush with the surface and do not stick out
Install 1x M3x8mm screew in the Stamp.
Install the Sonoff Switch in the Bottom Part
Push the Stamp through the Top Part
Turn the Part with the Stamp around (best hold the Stamp with a finger in place) and put the Button on the Top of it. As you can see there ist a negative form of the Stamp in the Button to arange. Now screw the Parts together
Last Step install the earlier assembled Top Parts into the Bottom Part. As you can see here too there are bulges to arange the Parts. Now screw the Parts together too
Well	Done!

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