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1. Attach coolant lines to the back of
the laser head and back of the power
supply: blue to blue and red to red.
2. Attach the double-connector side of
the electrical cable to the laser head.
These connectors have red dots
indicating proper orientation. Note:
It is easier to attach the bottom
connector first. Ensure that the
connectors are fully seated. Note: You should hear an audible “click”.
3. Attach the other end of the D-Connector to the back of the power
supply and tighten the thumb screws completely to avoid connector
contact damage. Note: Never operate the laser system without the
connectors of the electrical cable fully inserted and the thumbscrews
tightened.
∗ If you received a DI Cartridge that is not attached to the
coolant lines, instructions to attach the DI Cartridge are on the
opposite side of this Quick Start Guide.
4. Connect the power cord to the back of the power supply.
5. Remove white plastic shipping cover from the front of the laser head.
Do not discard.
Quick Start Guide For Your CFR Laser System
WARNING: THIS IS A CLASS IV LASER. READ AND FOLLOW YOUR USER’S MANUAL BEFORE OPERATING TO AVOID DAMAGE OR PERSONAL INJURY.
CFR Laser Head/ICE
450
Rack Power Supply
1 UNPACK your system. Save your packing material.
Locate the following items:
Laser Head
Rack Power Supply with Fill Kit
Coolant Lines* and Electrical Cables
Accessory Kit (including keys)
Power Cord
Coolant (Distilled Water)
External DI Cartridge (optional)
WARNING: OPERATING YOUR LASER WITHOUT COOLANT WILL CAUSE CATASTROPHIC FAILURE.
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CABLE CONNECTION
FILL
Electrical Cables
Coolant Lines
(OVER)
DOC00082 Rev A
1. Connect the laser head coolant lines to the blue and red Fittings on the back panel
(Items 6 & 7).
2. Fill the supplied Fill/Drain
Bottle with coolant.
3. Connect the Fill/Drain Tube
to the Reservoir Fill/Drain
Port Fitting (Item 4) on the
Front Panel. Connect the
vent tube to the Reservoir
Vent Port Fitting (Item 1).
4. Hold the bottle higher than
the reservoir and loosen the
cap to allow coolant to fill
the reservoir until it begins
to rise in the vent tube (Item
5).
5. Turn the Power Key Switch
(Item 2) to the ON (“I”)
position.
6. The Pump will turn ON automatically after the system power is ON and will begin
filling the lines with coolant. When the coolant level falls below the Minimum
Coolant Level Indicator (Item 3) on the front of the ICE450 Rack, the pump will turn
OFF and the reservoir backlights will blink.
7. Add more coolant until the level visible in the reservoir is well above the Minimum
Coolant Level Line and the pump automatically turns back ON.
8. The Pump ON/OFF cycle will repeat up to three times during the filling process. To
fill coolant lines that are longer, use the fill mode as described in the pump section of
your User’s Manual. (The pump will restart up to thirty times.)
9. The reservoir backlights will remain ON whenever the coolant is above the Minimum
Coolant Level Indicator. When the coolant level is stable and the pump remains ON,
the filling process is completed. Disconnect the Fill/Drain Bottle from the front
panel.
Red Fitting
(7)
Blue Fitting
(6)
Reservoir Vent Port Fitting (1) Power Key Switch
(2)
Minimum Coolant Level Indicator (3)
Reservoir Fill/Drain Port Fitting (4)
Fill/Drain Bottle
Vent Tube
Fill/Drain Tube
Vent Tube (5)
Quick Start Guide For Your CFR Laser System
CFR Laser Head/ICE
450
Rack Power Supply
4 CONGRATULATIONS!
Your system is ready for full operation.
CONSULT CHAPTER 2 OF THE USER’S
MANUAL BEFORE CONTINUING FOR
APPROPRIATE EYE PROTECTION AND
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS.
1. Ensure that the red emergency stop button located
on the front of the power supply is rotated to the
OUT position.
2. Insert the key and turn it to the ON position.
Note: The front panel will illuminate and
the pump will turn on.
3. Check the Pulse Repetition Frequency for
the desired value and adjust accordingly.
4. Press the RUN/STOP button. Note: You
should hear a continuous “chirping” as
the lamp flashes.
5. Press the Q-Switch Button. The
yellow LED on the top of the
laser head will illuminate to
indicate lasing.
Note: You can control the output
energy with the output energy
control buttons. Also, for systems with
harmonics, it may take
several minutes for
desired energy to stabilize.
DOC00082 Rev A
START UP
Yellow LED
Emergency Stop Button
Your laser is pre-configured to operate at full energy and
Pulse Repetition Frequency (PRF).
The only routine maintenance required on the CFR
system is deionization filter replacement and flashlamp
replacement. Cycle the coolant at least 30 minutes every
month and replace the flashlamp as required. See the
User's Manual for details.
If you need to ship the laser for any reason, see the User's
Manual for details on draining the system for transport to
prevent freezing.
Flashlamp Start Button
Q-Switch Start Button
*DI Cartridge (not attached to the coolant lines):
If your DI Cartridge is not attached to the coolant lines,
please follow the steps below:
1. Remove the gray shipping fittings on the DI cartridge
by using two fingers to hold down the base of the
fitting while pulling straight out on the top of the
fitting (See Item 1). Repeat on the opposite side.
2. Remove the two gray caps from the fittings on the
coolant line (Item 2).
3. Attach the two sides of the DI cartridge to the coolant
lines at the fittings on both ends (Items 3- 4). Make
sure that the “Flow” arrow on the DI Cartridge is
pointing in the correct direction (away from the power
supply). Return to the “Cable Connection” section of
this Quick Start Guide.
FOR TECHNICAL SUPPORT
PLEASE CALL
CUSTOMER SERVICE:
QUANTEL USA: 1-800-914-8216
QUANTEL: (33)1-6929-1700
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