Recommended Frequency
Once every 1-2 weeks, depending on the frequency of usage and material
Maintenance Steps
If the engraving material is paper or wood, it is more likely to cause dust and tar oil to stick on the reflective mirrors. You can use cotton swabs with a small amount of alcohol to clean and wipe until the mirror surface is free of stains.
Preparation Items
Cotton swab, 75%~99% alcohol
There are 3 reflective mirrors, 1 focus lens, and 1 laser tube output lens that need to be cleaned in HEXA, and their positions are shown in the picture.
Maintenance Steps
1. Clean the laser tube output lens
The laser tube output lens is located on the low-pressure side of the laser tube (close to the 1st mirror). You can open the back cover and wipe it as shown below.
2. Clean the first reflective mirror
The first reflective mirror is located on the low-pressure side of the laser tube facing the chassis. You can open the back cover or wipe it from the front hole as shown below.
3. Clean the second reflective mirror
The second reflective mirror is located on the left Y-axis guiding rod.
4. Clean the third reflective mirror
The third reflective mirror is in the triangular mirror holder which is on the X-axis linear rail.
(Please take the 3rd mirror out for cleaning, if you have trouble of cutting or engraving. Link)
5. Clean the focus lens
The focus lens is located under the third reflective mirror inside the laser head.
a. Remove the honeycomb table
b. Loosen 2 screws on the laser head cover and then move the cover aside
c. Unscrew the nozzle fastening ring clockwise > Remove the laser head, and please avoid the focus lens from being popped out
d. Take out the focus lens and then clean it.
6. Put the focus lens back
The lens has an orientation, the convex side faces up, and the flat side faces down.
(Hold the edge of the focus lens on your hand and look towards the focus lens, you can see yourself on the convex side and cannot see yourself on the flat side.)
Make sure you have the correct order as in the pictures below:
The one on the left is the 1.5" lens add-on, and the one on the right is the standard lens.
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