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Priority = Next
failure Release date = 19 Feb 2004 |
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Problem |
Exposure produces plate ablation. This ablation accumulates on the optic head lens protector, the light detector lens, and other components of the machine. Over time, this causes a noticeable decline in image quality, puts a strain on the laser diodes, and may ultimately cause diode failure. | |||||||||||
Solution |
Install a Universal Debris Removal Cabinet (UDRC) kit (512-00105A) that vacuums the ablative particles from where they are produced—in front of the optic head. Installing this kit increases reliability and reduces the need to clean ablation from the internal components of the machine. | |||||||||||
Time needed to implement |
Pre-installation site inspection: 30 minutes
Complete implementation: 5 hours |
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Prerequisite FCOs |
Install the following:
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Parts needed |
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Procedure |
Follow the Universal Debris Removal Cabinet (UDRC) Kit installation procedure for the LC configuration. |
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Logistics |
Approved quantities:
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Document number |
719-00204A-a | |||||||||||
Technical contact(s) |
Mario Amir | |||||||||||
Date submitted |
19 Feb 2004 | |||||||||||