Before requesting reimbursements, it is highly recommended that you opt in for Direct Deposit in GrantEd. This allows your reimbursement to be deposited directly into your bank account. Otherwise, you will need to pick up a check from the ASSU office.

=== To opt-in for direct deposit: ===

==== Step 1 ====
Set up direct deposit on Axess. Log in to Axess, and select Direct Deposit from the Student menu at the top of the page.

To link a single bank account:
* Enter bank Routing Number
* Enter bank Account Number
** Do not include dashes, spaces or other special characters when entering your account number.
* Re-enter your bank Account Number for validation
* For Account Type, select Checking or Savings
* For Deposit Type, select Balance of Net Pay
* For Amount or Percent, leave it blank
* For Deposit Order, enter 999 (default)
* Select Submit
In depth instructions on enabling direct deposit on Axess can also be found [https://fingate.stanford.edu/paying-people/how-to/enroll-update-or-cancel-direct-deposit#anchor-4641 here].

==== Step 2 ====
Opt-in for reimbursement on GrantEd by logging on to https://granted.stanford.edu, selecting your SUNet ID at the top right, and clicking “Opt-In for Reimbursement.” This allows us to access the information you’ve given Stanford, which lets ASSU use direct deposit as opposed to having to pick up checks from the ASSU office.
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Enabling Direct Deposit for Reimbursements

2022-05-03T05:32:29Z

Elijahk: Updated reimbursement instructions

Before requesting reimbursements, it is highly recommended that you opt in for Direct Deposit in GrantEd. This allows your reimbursement to be deposited directly into your bank account. Otherwise, you will need to pick up a check from the ASSU office.

To opt-in for direct deposit:

* Set up direct deposit on Axess. Log in to Axess, and select Direct Deposit from the Student menu at the top of the page.
** To link a single bank account:
*** Enter bank Routing Number
*** Enter bank Account Number
**** Do not include dashes, spaces or other special characters when entering your account number.
*** Re-enter your bank Account Number for validation
*** For Account Type, select Checking or Savings
*** For Deposit Type, select Balance of Net Pay
*** For Amount or Percent, leave it blank
*** For Deposit Order, enter 999 (default)
*** Select Submit
** Make sure your mailing address is also up to date.
** In depth instructions on enabling direct deposit on Axess can also be found [https://fingate.stanford.edu/paying-people/how-to/enroll-update-or-cancel-direct-deposit#anchor-4641 here].
* Opt-in for reimbursement on GrantEd by logging on to https://granted.stanford.edu, selecting your SUNet ID at the top right, and clicking “Opt-In for Reimbursement.” This allows us to access the information you’ve given Stanford, which lets ASSU use direct deposit as opposed to having to pick up checks from the ASSU office.
[[Category:Operations]]

Enabling Direct Deposit for Reimbursements

2022-03-25T20:20:02Z

Elijahk: Add category tag: operations

Enabling Direct Deposit

2022-03-25T20:18:25Z

Elijahk: Elijahk moved page Enabling Direct Deposit to Enabling Direct Deposit for Reimbursements

#REDIRECT [[Enabling Direct Deposit for Reimbursements]]

Enabling Direct Deposit for Reimbursements

2022-03-25T20:18:25Z

Elijahk: Elijahk moved page Enabling Direct Deposit to Enabling Direct Deposit for Reimbursements

2022-02-13T22:02:21Z

Elijahk: Basic usage info

== Using the 3D Printer ==

'''If you do not know how to use a 3D printer, do not use the printers without asking for help!''' Message the #3dprinters Slack channel and someone can train you.

SSI uses Prusa i3 MK3S printers. The preferred slicing software is PrusaSlicer, which can be downloaded [https://www.prusa3d.com/page/prusaslicer_424/ here].

=== Printer etiquette ===

* If switching filament thread the loose end of the filament through the holes in the spool so that it doesn't become tangled
* If a printer is having issues put a sign on it and alert the #3dprinters channel
* Clean up any failed prints
* Any hygroscopic filaments such as Nylon and TPU should be stored in the low-humidity PolyBox to keep them in good condition

== 3D Printer Troubleshooting Guide ==

* Make sure to clean the bed with rubbing alcohol before each print to improve bed adhesion
* Double check your slicer settings are set for the type of filament you are using