OWNER'S MANUAL FOR EPILOG FiberMark ... - Epilog Laser

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Section 3: Getting StartedConnecting Electrical PowerWhat voltage should be supplied to operate theFiberMark?All Epilog laser systems have an auto-switching power supply that detects theincoming voltage and automatically switches itself to operate properly at anysingle-phase voltage between 100 and 240 VAC. The power supply will alsoautomatically compensate for either 50 or 60 Hz. Epilog supplies the appropriatepower cord for all of our equipment. The electrical cord is found in the accessorypackage with your machine. The power cord for the laser plugs into the powerreceptacle located on the left side of the machine in the rear corner. It isrecommended that a dedicated 15 amp circuit be used if available, but it is notrequired.18
Section 3: Getting StartedLaser Cooling Requirements andOperating TemperaturesCooling Fans – DoNot CoverYour Epilog laser system uses an air-cooled laser. Laser technology is such thatthe laser generates excess heat and the must be cooled in order for it to operatecorrectly. There are cooling fans located on the top of the system and coolingvents that are located along the back of the system. The fans and vents shouldalways be clear of restrictions and should never be covered.Warning: The cooling fans and vents should never be covered or blocked inany way. Lasers that overheat will not operate properly and may begin toproduce erratic laser output or possibly complete failure.Use compressed air to remove any dust buildup on the fans or the laser coolingfins.Cooling Vents – DoNot Block.Ambient air temperature where the laser system is operating should not exceed 90degrees F (32 C). Operating in an environment where the ambient air temperature isabove 90 degrees F (32 C) will void the Epilog warranty.19
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