ZING 24 ALIGNMENT
Overview
This document illustrates the procedures
required to align the laser inside of the
Zing 24 engraver. Please read the entire
document before proceeding with the
alignment.
Safety glasses or eyeglasses are re-
quired to be worn throughout the entire-
ty of the following procedures.
The laser alignment procedure can be
performed if any of the following apply to
you.
• You are experiencing a general loss of
power.
• You are experiencing ‘fading’ in one of
the corners of the table.
• You are losing power in certain posi-
tions on the table.
• You have replaced the x-axis rail.
• You have replaced a laser tube.
• You have replaced a mirror.
• The engraver has been moved or
transported.
Safety
Throughout this document, certain items
are labeled LASER RADIATION HAZARD,
SAFETY GLASSES, and NOTE. These terms
alert you to precautions that may result
in damage to your engraving system or
a risk to your personal safety. Read and
follow them carefully.
LASER RADIATION HAZARD: This symbol
indicates a possible laser radiation haz-
ard, which of not avoided or proper safe-
ty precautions are not taken may result in
minor injury, permanent eye damage or
damage to the engraving system.
SAFETY GLASSES: This symbol indicates a
direct hazardous situation which if safety
glasses are not worn may result in eye
injury or permanent loss of vision.
NOTE: A ‘Note’ is not necessarily safety
related but indicates a recommendation
or special point of information that could
assist in understanding the use or care of
a feature item.
Operating the Zing 24 engraver without
side panels on is potentially hazardous.
Always ensure personal safety by wear-
ing protective eyewear and avoiding the
open side of the machine.
Tools Required
3/32” allen wrench
Laser alignment target (PN: TT0198)
Phillips head screwdriver
Super glue or similar adhesive
Safety glasses Masking tape
