Boss BV9562B Operator's Manual download pdf (Page 5)

OPERATOR’S MANUAL FOR LS SERIES

Unpacking and Setting Up

Once the delivery truck leaves, your new laser will be inside the large wooden box like the

one pictured below. Make sure you are ready with necessary tools and plenty of room for

laying out the parts and accessories of your new laser. Our crates are usually banded to a

wooden pallet for safe shipping. Take a few minutes and check for any

damage to the bands and crate. If you see any damage such as pierced or

broken plywood take a picture before removing bands. If it looks smashed

or opened take more pictures. The machine is insured for its value and may

be damaged if the crate is badly damaged. Trucking companies are usually

excellent at covering damage if any damage occurred during shipping. So

document any issues. Now chances are no damage exist and you are ready to open that

crate.

Cut any bands. Then carefully remove the top lid. Most of our units come with bolts attaching

the different crate sides and lid, some will be secured by 2” staples. For the bolts you just

need to unfasten the nut and remove the bolt, for staples you will have to pry them apart. Be

careful not to use any part of the plywood interior for a focal point on pry bar. Stay on the

outside framing to ensure not piercing plywood and damaging machine. Once the top lid is

off, look inside and find any loose boxes containing accessories. Remove any box that may

fall when sides are removed. Remove front panel and then two side panels, then the back

panel. Save the crate panels in the event you ever need to move the machine again.

Setting up Laser for first time

Make sure to remove any foam material from inside of cabinet. Remove any plastic ties used

for securing laser head from moving on x or y axis during shipping. Check for any loose nuts

or bolts that may have come off during shipping in the bottom of cabinet.

Depending on what options purchased with your laser, the crate will have several boxes

outside of the laser cabinet. Additionally, some units will have accessories taped to the

working table inside the cabinet. Locate and identify each of these. You should see the

common items listed below and possibly some additional accessories:

• External Fan with 4 inch duct flanges

• Water Pump for tube cooling

• Air pump with tubing

• Tool box containing many necessary software and hardware components.

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