Machine Tune-Up
On-Site Maintenance
Thunder Laser USA is in the descovery phase of potentially offering on-site preventative maintenance to our customers aka “tune-ups”. Please read through the description of what a tune-up will consist of. If this is something that you are interested in, please sign-up for us! This will help us get a gauge on the overall need for a service like this. Thank you for your help!
What is a tune-up?
Initial Inspection
- Visual inspection for any physical damage or abnormalities.
- Check for loose connections or cables.
- Inspect the laser housing, gantry, and components for damage.
Calibration and Alignment
- Verify and document the alignment of the laser system.
- Check calibration of laser power and LPSU output. (Manual and Current Test)
- Perform adjustments as necessary.
Optics Inspection and Cleaning
- Inspect optical components for dust, debris, or damage.
- Clean optics using appropriate cleaning materials and procedures.
- Check for any signs of degradation or discoloration.
Cooling System
- Inspect and clean the cooling system components.
- Check coolant levels and top off if necessary.
- Verify proper functioning of the cooling system.
Power Supply and Electrical Components
- Inspect power supply units for any signs of overheating.
- Check electrical connections for tightness.
- Verify the integrity of electrical cables and wiring.
Software and Firmware
- Check the version of control software and firmware.
- Update software/firmware if newer versions are available and recommended.
- Verify proper communication between the software and laser system.
Consumables and Spare Parts
- Check the status of consumables. (laser tubes, mirrors, lenses, beam combiner)
- Ensure an adequate supply of spare parts is available.
- Replace consumables as needed.
Performance Testing
- Conduct a test run to assess the laser system’s performance. (cuts, kerf, fill, and offsets)
- Verify consistency of power output and beam quality.
- Test any automated features or settings. (TL Timer manual test, check air, exhaust, and alarm)
Documentation Review
- Review and update maintenance logs and documentation.
- Ensure that manuals and documentation are readily available on-site.
User Training and Recommendations
- Provide any necessary training to operators on basic maintenance tasks.
- Offer recommendations for optimizing laser system performance.
- Address any user concerns or questions.
Operator Feedback
- Gather feedback from operators regarding any observed issues.
- Encourage reporting of any unusual behavior post maintenance.
Future Recommendations
- Provide recommendations for future preventative maintenance.
- Suggest any upgrades or modifications that may enhance performance
Closing and Sign-Off
- Wrap up
How much will a tune-up cost?
A tune-up will be $125 per hour. They will be limited to a 4 hour session minimum. Additional expenses for travel may apply.
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