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--- guided-learning:cleaning [2026/05/11 21:06] – Added Pics Jesse Bourassa
+++ guided-learning:cleaning [2026/05/11 21:09] (current) – Titles Jesse Bourassa
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 This Check is the one that everyone operating the laser projector should know.  With normal use, the most vulnerable parts of the laser projector are the fans and the aperture window, so they should be inspected on a regular basis. This Check should ideally be performed before each show, and can be performed while the unit is in situ or on the stage, on a case, in the back of a truck, etc.  An A Check is comprised of the following steps:
-===== Fans =====
+===== Dust Fans =====
 (Tools- Compressed Air, Long Stick, Brush)
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-===== Housing Panels =====
+===== Clean Housing Panels =====
 (Tools- Microfiber Cloth, Cleaning/Degreaser Spray)
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-===== Aperture Window =====
+===== Clean Aperture Window =====
 (Tools- Delicate Task Wiper, Lens Cleaner)
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-===== Beam Train Optics =====
+===== Clean Beam Train Optics =====
 (Tools- glue-free cotton swabs, acetone)
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-===== Scanners =====
+===== Clean Scanner Mirrors =====
 (Tools- glue-free cotton swabs, acetone)