To ensure your personal safety and the proper operation of this laser engraver, please read and follow the safety instructions below carefully before use.
¶ 1. Operating Environment Requirements
¶ 1.1 Keep Away from Flammable and Explosive Materials
Do not store or place combustible materials (especially paper, fabrics, wood chips, or other organic substances) near the machine. Laser processing generates high temperatures and open flames that may cause fire hazards.
¶ 1.2 Avoid Direct Sunlight and Frequent Light Changes
Place the machine in an environment with stable and moderate lighting. Strong sunlight or frequently changing ambient light may interfere with the Flame Detection Sensor, increasing potential safety risks.
¶ 1.3 Do Not Place Objects on top of the lid
Avoid placing heavy items on the lid. Excess weight may damage the lid, compromise sealing, affect sensor accuracy, or cause operational failure.
¶ 1.4 Stable and Level Working Surface
Place the machine on a sturdy and level table to prevent vibration or shifting during operation, which could affect engraving accuracy or damage the device.
¶ 2. Pre-Operation Checklist
¶ 2.1 Ensure the Lid Is Properly Closed and Unobstructed
Before starting, confirm that the lid is fully closed to prevent laser leakage that may cause injury or trigger safety protection mechanisms.
¶ 2.2 Check Air Assist Connection and Activation
Make sure the Air Assist is properly connected, powered on, and free from air leaks.
Failure to enable the Air Assist may not only reduce engraving quality but also cause dust buildup on the Laser Module lens, leading to degraded performance or smoke accumulation.
¶ 2.3 Verify the Exhaust Pipe Is Properly Installed
Poor ventilation can result in smoke or odors. Connect the exhaust pipe to the designated exhaust system and ensure that airflow is unobstructed.
¶ 2.4 Secure the Material on the Work Area
Ensure that the material is flat and firmly fixed on the work platform to prevent movement or focus errors during engraving. This guarantees both precision and safety.
¶ 2.5 Do Not Block Any Sensor Areas
Blocking sensors may interfere with positioning and safety detection, leading to malfunction or system shutdown.
¶ 2.6 Ensure the Emergency Stop Button Is Released
The Emergency Stop Button should be in the released (popped-up) position; otherwise, the machine will not start.
In case of emergency, press the button immediately to stop all operations.
¶ 3. Safety Precautions During Operation
¶ 3.1 Always Operate with the Lid Closed
This product is classified as a Class 4 laser device. When the original protective lid is correctly installed and closed, it meets Class 1 safety standards. However, opening the lid during operation exposes the laser beam, returning the system to Class 4 high-risk status.
Never operate with the lid open!
¶ 3.2 Do Not Touch the Moving Laser Module
¶ 3.3 Always Monitor the Machine During Operation
Never leave the machine unattended while it is operating.If you notice unusual smells, smoke, or noises, stop the operation immediately.
¶ 3.4 Always Wear Proper Eye Protection
