Green Diode-Pumped Solid-State Laser Systems (Hardware)
Green Diode-Pumped Solid-State Laser Systems (Hardware)
Green Diode-Pumped Solid-State Laser Systems (Hardware)
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Preventive Maintenance<br />
5. Clean window carefully. Make a single wipe with a smooth continuous<br />
motion using light pressure.<br />
6. Use each tissue only once; dirty tissue merely redistributes<br />
contamination, it does not remove it. If cleaning is still necessary, use<br />
a new piece of lens tissue.<br />
7. After cleaning the window, wait approximately 30 seconds to allow<br />
vapors to evaporate.<br />
Do not remove aperture window from the front of the <strong>Laser</strong> Head at any<br />
time. To do so will damage the unit and will void the manufacturer's<br />
warranty.<br />
5.2 Heat-Sink Fins Cleaning Procedure<br />
Required Equipment<br />
• Photographic quality lens tissue<br />
• Dry nitrogen or canned air<br />
• Clean soapy water<br />
• Lint free wipes<br />
1. Verify that the laser system is turned off and unplugged from electrical<br />
sources.<br />
2. Tape clean photographic quality lens tissue over the aperture window<br />
to protect window from contamination.<br />
3. Apply soapy water to a clean wipe.<br />
4. Carefully wipe front of fins. Do not let water run into interior of unit.<br />
5. Hold the fan in a fixed position using a screwdriver or similar-sized<br />
object to prevent damage caused by excessive rotation speed.<br />
6. Using dry nitrogen or canned air, blow-dry the fins being careful not to<br />
blow water into the interior of the unit.<br />
7. Carefully wipe down surrounding area for extraneous residues and/or<br />
contaminants.<br />
8. Carefully remove tissue from aperture window.<br />
9. Verify that no contaminants are presents on the window. If there are,<br />
follow the aperture window cleaning instructions described in<br />
paragraph 5.1.<br />
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