Clean the machine thoroughly removing any dust, debris or swarf from the working area. Use Simple Green to wipe down the surfaces of the machine.

Sweep and Mop work area to prevent buildup of debris on the floor.

Inspect and verify all safety devices, light curtains, proximity sensors, limit switches, and E-Stops, are all functioning properly, securely mounted, and not in need of any repair. Clean as needed.

Inspect the protective mirror to ensure that it is clean. If dirty then clean the protective lense with isopropyl alcohol. (Refer to page 2 of the Maintenance Guide.)

Inspect the capacitor head checking the ceramic rings, SMA wires, SMA pins, preamplifiers for looseness and foreign bodies. Tighten anything that is loose and clean all surfaces with isopropyl alcohol. (Refer to page 3 of the Maintenance Guide.)

Inspect the accordion dust cover making sure that it is cleaned and that it is in tact. Clean and oil the hexagonal guide rail. (Refer to Page 3 in the Maintenance Guide.)

Open and purge the 3 oil water separators that don’t have automatic valves. 2 immediately after the suction dryer and one by the dust collector. Drain the rear gas storage tank as well. (Refer to page 17 & 18 of the Maintenance Guide.)

Examine the gas regulators for the supply gases. Make sure the supply gas pressures and flow rates are within the recommended range. Adjust the regulators as necessary.

Check the distilled water level and condition. If the distilled water is below the green on the sight glass while the machine is running then add more distilled water until it is in the green while it is running. If you find any contaminates the distilled water then it needs to be drained and replaced. (Refer to page 14 of the Maintenance Manual)

Inspect the machine for any damages, leaks, or anything out of the ordinarily. Make sure machine has been properly cleaned and that there is no build up of debris, scrap material, used consumables, etc.. anywhere. Remove any unnecessary tools or equipment from laser or surrounding area.

Clean The operators panel and computer station with Simple Green. Check for proper function.

Inspect the oil level and add as needed. Inspect the pressure gauge and make sure that the system is not under an abnormal amount of pressure. Empty the used oil container as needed. (Refer to page 6 of the Maintenance Guide.)

Inspect the dust collection ducting to make sure it is properly attached to the dust collector as well as the Laser cabinet. Inspect the ducting to make sure there is no damage or holes in it. (Refer to page 25 of the Maintenance Guide)

Remove the resonator air conditioning screen, inspect to make sure it is still in tact, blow out with low pressure compressed air. (Refer to page 4 of the Maintenance Guide.)

Check the filter element at the air source for contamination. If there is contamination, clean and replace filter element. (Refer to page 8 of the Maintenance Guide.)

Check filter element at the proportional valve end for contamination. If contaminated clean if you can. Replace if needed. (Refer to page 9 of the Maintenance Guide.)

Clean the dust off of the radiator and the cooling fins of the air compressor cold dryer with compresses air. (Refer to page 19 of the Maintenance Guide)

Remove and clean the air compressor air filter with compressed air. Blow compressed air from the inside going out until cleaned. Clean out the air filter housing before reinstalling the air filter. (Refer to page 18 of the Maintenance Guide)

Wipe down the Z-Axis ballscrew and assembly with a rag that is damp with simple green. When finished lightly lubricate with provided lubricant. (Refer to page 7 of the maintenance Manual)

Wipe down the Z-Axis ballscrew and assembly with a rag that is damp with simple green. When finished lightly lubricate with provided lubricant. (Refer to page 7 of the maintenance Manual)

Remove and clean the 8 ventilation fans and filters that feed the electrical cabinet. Clean filters with compressed air or with warm water. Let filter dry before reinstalling. Reinstall when finished.

Examine all of the hoses, cables, leads, and fittings that connect the system components. Look for: kinks, cracks, cuts, frays, and bulges. Replace any hose, cable, or lead that you find damage or excessively worn. Tighten any loose fittings or plugs that are found. Inspect the electical wires to see if there are any signs of burning, heat, or acring. Inform maintenance if anything looks out of the ordinary. (Refer to page 9 and 11 of the Maintenance Guide.)

Pull off the 4 covers that are holding the filters in place. Remove filters and while wearing a face mask use compressed air to clean the filters. Clean the filters outside of the shop. Blow out the radiators in the Chiller unit. Reinstall filters and covers.

Before removing the inline Y filters make sure the ball vales are shut off. Remove the inline Y style filter on the side of the chiller. Blow out the filter with compressed air, and reinstall the filter. (Refer to pages 13-14 of the Maintenance Guide.)

Check the cutting head and connecting plates for looseness. Tighten as needed.

Drain and replace the distilled water in the chiller. While the water tank is empty, remove and inspect the water tank filter. Blow out filter with compressed air to remove any contaminates. (Refer to pages 12 & 13 of the Maintenance Guide)

Before cleaning the electrical cabinet shut off all power. With a vacuum clean out the dust and debris that has collected inside the electrical cabinet. Where necessary use a dry cloth. DO NOT use compressed air. (Refer to page 5 of the Maintenance Guide.)

Remove X & Y Axis dust covers and througly clean with simple green everything that is encased in the dust covers. Once clean lighly lubricate the X & Y Axis Rails and grease the gear drives.