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1. Make sure the laser is
completely turned
off before replacing the
battery in the foot pedal.
2. Place the pedal face
down on a hard, clean
surface, Fig. 3.1.1a.
3. Remove the hexdriver
from its holder on the
underside of the pedal.
Lift up on the long end,
and working the long
end up and down, pull
the hexdriver from its
holder, Fig. 3.1.1b.
4. Insert the hexdriver into
the screw holding down
the battery cover. Rotate
the hexdriver counter-
clockwise until the screw
comes out completely,
Fig. 3.1.1c.
5. Repeat for the other
screw holding down the
battery cover.
6. Push down on one
end of the battery cover
while simultaneously
lifting up on the other
end to remove the
battery cover, Fig. 3.1.1d.
7. Locate the battery
terminal inside the
well and pull the
terminal out. Do not
pull excessively on the
wires, Fig. 3.1.1e.
8. Remove the battery from
its packaging and attach
the battery to the
terminal, Fig. 3.1.1f.
9. Place the battery in the
well, with the connector
to the same side as
where the wire leads
emerge from the
housing, Fig. 3.1.1g.
10. Replace the battery
cover, and replace the
two screws. Turn the
hexdriver clockwise to
tighten the screws. The
screws are sufficiently
secure once they
no longer turn with
gentle finger-applied
force. Do not over-
tighten, Fig. 3.1.1h.
11. Replace the hexdriver
back in its holder,
Fig. 3.1.1i.
12. Place the pedal face up.
Allow at least 1 minute
after completing this
procedure before
turning on the laser.
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LASER ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS
Section 3
Each of the following items should be inspected, inserted into the appropriate receptacle, and when applicable,
locked or snapped into place.
3.1.1 Wireless Foot Pedal Installation Procedure
Fig. 3.1.1a
Fig. 3.1.1b
Fig. 3.1.1f
Fig. 3.1.1g
Fig. 3.1.1h
Fig. 3.1.1i
Fig. 3.1.1c
Fig. 3.1.1d
Fig. 3.1.1e
NOTE: An extra 9 volt Lithium battery
should be kept in your office inventory as
the battery should be replaced every 100
hours of continued operation.
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