Roland LV-290, Руководство пользователя

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Keeping your machine clean and well maintained will ensure quality output, consistent reliability, and extended
product life. Smoke, dust or residue build-up inside the laser system or the mechanical components can cause
a reduction in the laser power, irregularities in the motion system, reduced product life cycle, and a host of
other avoidable problems. This section will cover how to perform regular maintenance on the work table,
motion system, mirrors, and focal lens.
The frequency of the cleaning schedule will depend on number of variables such as the types of material you
work with, the immediate work environment, the frequency of use, the quality of the exhaust system, etc.
WARNING
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Electrical shock may occur if you do not turn off and unplug this machine before cleaning.
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Damage may occur to the system if you do not turn off and unplug this machine before cleaning.
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Always turn off and unplug this machine before cleaning!
8.1 Suggested Cleaning and Maintenance Supplies
Cleaning / Maintenance Tool Special notes
Soap Solution or All-Purpose Cleaner
Paper Towels
Cotton Cloth
Denatured Alcohol DO NOT use alcohol on any painted surface, plastic, or the laser
system.
Acetone ONLY to be used on the work table
Vacuum Cleaner with a Flexible Nozzle Only to be used in and around the work table and motion system
Lubrication syringe Supplied
Cotton Swabs Supplied
Lens Cleaner Use a commercial methanol.
Lint Free Lens Tissue Supplied
#2 Phillips Screwdriver
Allen Wrench .050”