LaserStar iWeld 900 Series, Руководство по эксплуатации и техническому обслуживанию

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LaserStar
®
Workstation Operation & Maintenance Manual 900 Series Ver. 991.6 November 2019
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A. Daily
1. The surface of the cabinet should be cleaned with a damp cloth or
glass cleaner. Never use strong cleaning agents (i.e. powders or
solvents).
2. The Laser Protective Window should be visually checked for cracks,
voids or other damage. If damaged, the laser must not be used until the
Laser Protective Window is replaced. Refer to section “Replacement of
the Splash Protective Window and Laser Protective Window” later in this
section.
3. The
Protective Disk
, located inside the welding chamber/area, should
be unscrewed from the focusing lens and cleaned with a lens cleaning
solution. The preferred cleaning solution is LaserStar
®
p/n 810-2353. The
preferred wipes are LaserStar
®
p/n 810-2356 (qty 1) or 810-2354 (qty 90).
(Note: Isopropyl Alcohol-70% (
Flammable
) can be used with a lint free
wipe. After cleaning the lens, use a clean, lint free wipe to remove any
haze.)
Note:
When metal splashes adhere to the protective disk, a replacement
disk
will
be needed. There is a danger of a local heating at these splash
points on the protective disk that may result in possible cracking or
destroying of the focus lens. Never install a protective disk with the side
that has the metal splashes in the up position.
B. Weekly
1. Check the alignment of the crosshair to the laser spot. For a step-by-
step procedure on alignment refer to the section on Microscope
Mounting and Alignment in this Manual.
2. The Plastic Splash Protector behind the laser protective window should
be cleaned and checked for scratches, cracks or holes.
C. Monthly
1. Inspect the welding chamber/area protective housings (model
dependent) i.e., arms cuffs, chamber/area door and cuff for damage.
The laser must not be used if any of the protective housings (model
dependent) are damaged. Contact LaserStar
®
Technologies
Corporation for Service.