Sindoh A1SD Series, Руководство пользователя

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Maintenance
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1 Checking the inside of the resin tank
To check the inside of the resin tank, inspect it by scraping its bottom using the supplied rubber scraper.
Look at the release film by carefully scraping resin from one side to the other of the resin tank.
Rubber Scraper
Important
- Do not scrape the bottom of the resin tank too hard. The release film can become loose or tear out.
- Do not scrape the surface of the release film using the metal scraper or any other sharp tool because it may
seriously damage the release film.
- If resin remains on the blade of the rubber scrapper, blade can be deformed or resin on the blade can be
cured, and as a result the performance of the blade would be deteriorated. After using rubber scrapper,
clean up resin from the blade using IPA and paper towel.
Check for any of the following, and remove the contaminants. If serious damages, like holes, scratches,
and so on, are found in the release film, repair or replace the resin tank.
Residues of prints sticking to the release film
Floating contaminants or cured resin debris in resin
Pigmentation of the release film
Damages, like holes, scratches, and so on, in the release film
2 Checking the outside of a resin tank
Upset the resin tank, and check if fingerprints, dirt, and scratches exist on the release film.