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This document provides a service manual for the Eraser-C CO2 laser system. It contains 6 chapters that cover safety, installation, laser tube alignment, common errors and faults, replacement procedures, and precautions. The manual provides detailed instructions on how to properly install, operate, and troubleshoot issues with the laser system. Safety is the top priority, with rules to prevent accidental exposure and ensure only authorized personnel can operate the device. Installation guidelines cover placement, electrical and foot switch connections, and attaching the articulated arm. Procedures for aligning the laser beam and troubleshooting potential problems like low power or failure to emit the laser are also included.

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Easer-C New

This document provides a service manual for the Eraser-C CO2 laser system. It contains 6 chapters that cover safety, installation, laser tube alignment, common errors and faults, replacement procedures, and precautions. The manual provides detailed instructions on how to properly install, operate, and troubleshoot issues with the laser system. Safety is the top priority, with rules to prevent accidental exposure and ensure only authorized personnel can operate the device. Installation guidelines cover placement, electrical and foot switch connections, and attaching the articulated arm. Procedures for aligning the laser beam and troubleshooting potential problems like low power or failure to emit the laser are also included.

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Service Manual

Eraser-C
Contents
Chapter 1. Safety ------------------------------------- 3
1.1 Safety Rules ------------------------------------- 3
Chapter 2. Installation ------------------------------------- 4
2.1 Generals ------------------------------------- 4
2.1.1 Place ------------------------------------- 4
2.1.2 Main Cable ------------------------------------- 4
2.1.3 Foot Switch ------------------------------------- 4
2.1.4 Grounding ------------------------------------- 4
2.2 How to Install ------------------------------------- 5
2.2.1 Articulated Arm ------------------------------------- 5
2.2.2 Foot Switch ------------------------------------- 6
2.2.3 Main Cable ------------------------------------- 6
2.2.4 Fuse Holder ------------------------------------- 6
Chapter 3. CO2 Laser tube Alignment ---------------------- 7
3.1 Alignment ------------------------------------- 7
Chapter 4. Errors / Faults ------------------------------------- 9
4.1 It turns on but not be emitted laser. ------------------------ 9
4.2 It is not turned on. ------------------------------------- 9
4.3 LED goes on and off./
Characters on the LCD are broken./ Error signal ----------------- 10
4.4 Mode button is not functioned. ------------------------------ 10
4.5 Laser power is lower. ------------------------------------ 10
Chapter 5. Replacement ---------------------------------- 11
5.1 Control Board Replacement ------------------------------- 11
5.2 HV Board Replacement -------------------------------- 12
5.3 HV Trans Box Replacement --------------------------------- 13
Chapter 6. Precaution --------------------------------- 14

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•Chapter 1. Safety

1.1 Safety Rules

- Lock CO₂ERASER-C turns ON carefully when you do not make use of it.
Only authorized person is allowed to keep the key.

- Only authorized person is permitted to get access to CO₂ERASER-C


during running.

- Keep 18~30℃ of room temperature and 85% or less of RH all the time to satisfy
optimum laser surgical conditions.

- Install an opaque and movable partition wall between multiple laser units to isolate
each other when they run at the same time.

- The room where CO₂ERASER-C is installed shall be well lighted to reduce


the amount of light to human eyes at emergency.

- Do not watch directly the hand piece exit emitting laser beam.

- Do not put reflective objects and inflammable materials near this device.

- The operators and patients shall wear laser eye protection goggle.

- At the occurrence of safety related problems, everyone shall follow the instructions
from the authorized person who knows all of the system well.

- Put warning and instruction identification for safety on the outer surface of
CO₂ERASER-C where everyone can recognize it easily. Replace erased
and separated identification with new one.

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•Chapter 2. Installation

2.1 Generals

2.1.1 Place
Attain the place enough to install and freely move the device.
Keep the device about 50cm or more apart from walls and
other objects at the rear to assure of good ventilation.

Figure2.1.1

2.1.2 Connections with Power Cables and Wires

Install the device near an outlet for AC 220V to connect it.


.

Figure2.1.2
2.1.3 Connections with Foot Switch

Put the foot switch into round-shaped 3-pin connector in the


rear of the device and then fasten it firmly with nuts.

2.1.4 Grounding Figure2.1.3

Connect the grounding terminal of the device with non-ground outlet.

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2.2 How to Install

2.2.1 Articulated Arm Attachment


Insert the articulated arm referring to the pictures as below;

Figure 2.2.1 ① Figure 2.2.1. ② Figure 2.2.1.③

① Hole a longer arm section as a vertical axis and insert a thread part of the arm at right angles.

② Turn the screw holder to the left tightly.

③ When screw the part, keep the balance shaking the arm slightly. It causes not to be combined
with laser beam and aiming beam, and lower power that the arm is unbalanced.

Figure 2.2.1④

④ Put a silicone air hose to nozzles that are at a handpiece and a main console as pictures.

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2.2.2 Foot Switch

Insert the cord for the foot switch into 3 pin


connector located on the rear panel and screw the
holder to the right. It causes not to be emitted that
user presses the foot switch only one side slightly.
It should be pressed the middle of the foot
switch.(Figure2.2.2)

Figure 2.2.2

2.2.3 Main Power Cable

Insert the main power cord into 3 pin(Figure2.3) connector.

2.2.4 Fuse Holder

Two fuse holders are located between the main connector and footswitch connector(250V/5A).
These break the electric supply automatically when an electric accident is occurred.

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•Chapter 3. CO2 Tube Alignment

3.1 Alignment
Remove the articulated arm from the arm mount and rear panel.

① Connect foot switch and turn on the device. Press


CW button and power up to 10W.

② Cover a test paper that can be well shown the red .


aiming beam on the arm mount, and then press the
foot switch to emit the laser.

Figure 3.1.②
③ If the red aiming beam not be combined with
burning point with laser, turn a adjustment bolt ⓐ
and ⓑ to move laser beam till the laser beam ⓐ ⓑ
combine with the aiming beam

Note: The adjustment bolt ⓐ in front of tube makes


the laser move up and down and the ⓑ side of
the tube, right and left.
Figure 3.1.③

④ Recover the test paper and you can see the red
aiming beam on the ceiling. The distance between
the arm mount and the ceiling should be 1(one)
Meter or more.

⑤ Press the foot switch to emit the laser on the ceiling.

⑥ If the red aiming beam not be combined with Figure 3.1.④


burning point on the ceiling, turn an adjustment bolt
ⓒ and ⓓ to move laser beam.


Note: The coin bolt ⓒ in front of tube makes the laser
move up and down and the ⓓ side of the tube, ⓒ
right and left.

Figure 3.1.⑥ 7
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⑦ After combining of the beams, re-perform ③ and④ for check the combining of beams

※ Make sure the combining of the beams to repeat ② to ⑥.

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•Chapter 4. Errors/Failures

4.1 It turns on but not be emitted laser.


Cause Means Remarks

4.1.1 HV board trouble Replacement of a HV board Refer 5.2

4.1.2 Laser tube breakdown Replacement of a laser tube

Out of a life time of the


4.1.3 Replacement of a laser tube
tube

4.1.4 HV trans box trouble Replacement of a HV trans box Refer 5.3

Microsensor trouble or
4.1.5 Replacement of a foot switch
connector of a foot switch

4.1.6 Switching power trouble Replacement of a switching power

4.2 It is not turned on


Cause Means Remarks

Emergency button is
4.2.1 Turn the emergency button to the right. Chapter6. D
pressed.

Main power cord is not


Insert the power cord into the
4.2.2 inserted correctly into the Refer 2.1.2
connector.
connector.

4.2.3 A fuse is burnt out. Replacement the fuse(250V/5A)

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4.3 LED goes on and off./ Characters on the LCD are broken./ Error signal
Cause Means Remark

4.3.1 Control board trouble Replacement of the control board Refer 5.1

4.4 Mode button is not functioned.


Cause Means Remark

4.4.1 Control board trouble Replacement of the control board Refer 5.1

4.5 Laser power is lower.


Cause Means Remark

4.5.1 Articulated Arm is loose. Tighten up the arm joints. Precaution A.

4.5.2 Laser tube breakdown Replacement of a laser tube

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•Chapter 5. Replacement

5.1 Control Board Replacement


Remove front and rear panel of device and turn it on.

① Press SP button to displayed 3W power.

② Remove 3(three) nuts on the board, and separate


it to push the board from under the board. And
then you can see the back of control board.

③ Set a multi-tester to Voltage mode


Figure 5.1.①

Figure 5.1.③ Figure 5.1.④ Figure5.1. ⑤

④ Connect red stick of a tester to TP1and black stick to GND. And control the voltage to 2.055V
to turn VR1 / VR10K by “-”driver.

⑤ VR2 / VR20K is a controller of aiming beam. Remove the electronic wire ⓐ, and then turn
on the device. Turn the VR20K to left completely by “-” driver. After that, connect the
electric wire ⓐ. Turn VR20K to right slowly till the aiming beam will be desired brightness.

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5.2 HV Board Replacement


Turn off the device and remove the front panel.


① Remove all electronic wires ⓐ, ⓑ and ⓒ.

② Unscrew bolts fixing the board and remove old


HV, and replace the new one.


③ Connect ⓐ, ⓑ, and ⓒ.

Figure5.2.①,② and ③

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5.3 HV Trans Box Replacement


Surely turn off the device and remove the front panel.

① Remove all electrical wires ⓐ, ⓑ and ⓒ from


ⓑ the Trans high vol.

ⓐ ⓒ
② Unscrew bolts from the Trans high voltage,
and replace new Trans box. And then connect
electrical wires ⓐ, ⓑ and ⓒ.

Figure 5.3.①,②

Waning: Prevent to radiate high voltage, cover


the silicone tube as the picture.

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•Chapter 6. Precautions

A. Due to the laser beam is not combined with the


aiming beam when the articulated arm is loosen,
check the articulated arm when the articulated arm
is loosen and laser power is lower .

B. Don’t grip the articulated arm strongly as the


picture due to the position of 7-mirrors in the
arm are broken away or broken. It is needed
Figure B 5~7days to repair.

C. Don’t push the articulated arm to the back of it.


The arm only moves and leans toward the
front part. It is needed 5~7days to repair.

Figure C

D. When the emergency button was pushed the


device never be turned on. Turn the key-
switch to right, and then turn the emergency
button to right slightly. The emergency button
will be turned to the original place.

Figure D

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E. It causes to be cut electrical wire in the rubber


that the connection cord of the foot switch is
bent long time.( AC cord is same as)

Figure E

F. It causes not to be emitted that user presses


the foot switch only one side slightly. It should
be pressed the middle of the foot switch.

Figure F

G. When turn off the device, it should be off the


READY button and then turn off the key
switch. If not, it causes program error.

Figure G

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