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Unscrew the two hose clamps from the arrestor
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Unclip the top and pull out the screens
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Dump the debris in the trash, then vacuum the screens and bottom of the arrestor
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Replace the screens, reclip the top on, and reattach the hose clamps
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Be sure to vacuum around the area the cleaned the screens as the floor will be dusty
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Pretty self-explanatory: vacuum debris from under the bed
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Grab the grease gun from the cabinet
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Attach the tip to the nipple on the side of the gantry. Push until it clips in
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Pump one full squeeze of grease into all ports
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There are 6 total, 3 on each side
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Open the shroud on the X-axis gantry by unscrewing the thumbscrews
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Check the linear rails to see if they are dry
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If dry, put one drop?? of oil in the marked circle
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Check the color of the desiccant in the air filtration system
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If it needs to be replaced, inform an LC
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When changing lens assemblies or if the laser isn't cutting as it should, check the lens for scratches, smudges or other imperfections
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If present, follow the Kern guide for the v-focus lens removal and cleaning on their website: http://kernlasers.com/customer-login/
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Username: laser
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Password: system
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Unscrew the bottom of the metal lens assembly
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Check the sacrificial lens for cracks, burns, or other imperfections
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If any are present, replace the lens with a spare
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Check this if metal is not cutting as it should using normal settings
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If the cuts are looking too wide or the normal settings are not cutting through, check the focus of the lens
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Look on the Kern website for a video guide that explains how to check and change the height of the lens in the assembly (found in the customer login page like before)
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