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v1.1

Minor Versionm

by Nico Willem Lagendyk

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  1. Remove the honeycomb. Use a vacuum to clean up any small parts. Use a damp shop towel to clean off any remaining dust/debris.
    • Remove the honeycomb.

    • Use a vacuum to clean up any small parts.

    • Use a damp shop towel to clean off any remaining dust/debris.

  2. With a shop towel wipe down: X and Y rails. Side panels.
    • With a shop towel wipe down:

    • X and Y rails.

    • Side panels.

    • Lid.

  3. Do not touch the lens directly. Only hold the lens by the metal holder.
    • Do not touch the lens directly.

    • Only hold the lens by the metal holder.

    • Set up a clean workspace.

    • Have a cleaning wipe and pec pads out and ready.

    • Place a clean cloth down on the table to place the lens down.

    • Put on Nitrile Gloves.

  4. Remove the lens from the machine. Use a Ziess wipe to clean one side at a time. Lightly wipe the lens spiraling out from the center.
    • Remove the lens from the machine.

    • Use a Ziess wipe to clean one side at a time.

    • Lightly wipe the lens spiraling out from the center.

    • Use a new section of the wipe for each pass.

    • This prevents rubbing and debris over a clean area.

    • Once debris is removed, lightly wipe with a dry PEC-PAD to dry and remove streaks.

    • Repeat for both sides of lens.

  5. Inspect both sides of the lens. It can be helpful to hold the lens up to the light.
    • Inspect both sides of the lens.

    • It can be helpful to hold the lens up to the light.

    • Check for any debris, streaks, or lint.

    • If any debris is left return to step 4.

    • Return lens to the machine.

    • Make sure that the lens clicks in.

    • Be sure to not touch the lens while returning it to the head assembly.

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Nathan Young

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