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First contact
L-SOLUTION 100 Ex Fibre machine
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Installation
Physical installation and electrical installation (connections) must only be carried out
by an approved GRAVOGRAPH technician.
Before carrying out the following operations, make sure the machine is switched off and
unplugged, switch
(L)
to position 0 (pict. 2).
Physical installation recommendations
• Put the Gravograph machine onto a stable flat, clean surface able to carry loads of least 220 lb (100 Kg).
Installation
• Place the Gravograph LASER engraving machine in a clean and ventilated environment such as an office environment
and make sure the machine is well-ventilated
(pict. 2 and 3)
. Choose a place providing the shortest and most
direct path to the exhaust ductwork (not provided). Refer to exhaust requirements later on in this section.
Avoid small, enclosed, non-ventilated areas. After LASER engraving, certain materials keep on emitting fumes for
several minutes after the processing has been completed. Having these materials present in a confined, unventilated
room can contaminate the room.
To ensure a good ventilation, it is necessary to leave a 8" (=20 cm) clearance all around the
machine:
Do not confine the back of the machine by surrounding it with furniture, shelving, backing it
into a corner, etc. The rear side of the LASER system must be allowed to "breathe". Otherwise,
it can overheat the LASER tube, the power supply, and/or the CPU module.
Overheating may cause serious and very costly damage to the LASER system.
LASER systems of this class use fans to keep the LASER tube and electronics cooled during operation. Maintain the
room temperature at the recommended ambient temperature range outlined previously in the following page.
Verify that the engraving table is perfectly level in X and Y
Adjust with a spirit level: