Problem solved......I decided to start again with fresh de-ionised water without the Milton, I flushed through
the system with the existing water adding a squirt or Fairy liquid....all the bubbles vanished, the tube is so clear it looks like it has no water at all.
I checked with HPC regarding the Fairy and said it would not harm the laser.
The dreaded bubbles. (Sorted)
Re: The dreaded bubbles
LS6840. Lasercut. Aspire Vectric
Re: The dreaded bubbles
Thats good news - have wondered about using a detergent to flush, bubbles are attracted to dust and impurities. Used to use a 'wetting agent' when developing film years ago to avoid the same sort of problem.
Cheers
Dave
Cheers
Dave
Using two LS3060's and an ex 3020 user
Please note I am not employed by HPC, any advice or recomendations I give are based on my own experience and are not necessarily the same as HPC's. First point of contact on any hardware issues should be with HPC
Please note I am not employed by HPC, any advice or recomendations I give are based on my own experience and are not necessarily the same as HPC's. First point of contact on any hardware issues should be with HPC
Re: The dreaded bubbles
When I cleaned the last tube out to remove all the built up green crud I ran it through with Cillit Bang for about 12 hours, until it was all gone, then spent yonks rinsing it totally clean. Took quite a while to remove all the cillit bang, got rid of the white/yellow mushrooms out of it though!
I never ran the laser at all during this time mind! And would not recommend using anything that has the slightest chance of degrading any seals or pipes. This was a last resort, and I got an extra few months out of the tube!
I never ran the laser at all during this time mind! And would not recommend using anything that has the slightest chance of degrading any seals or pipes. This was a last resort, and I got an extra few months out of the tube!
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An ex LS3020 user now playing with an LS6840PRO (60W) and an LS1290PRO (80W)
An ex LS3020 user now playing with an LS6840PRO (60W) and an LS1290PRO (80W)
Re: The dreaded bubbles
Cillit Bang attacks Aluminium mate, probably not a good idea 
best wishes
Dave
best wishes
Dave
Please note I am not employed by HPC, any advice or recomendations I give are based on my own experience and are not necessarily the same as HPC's. First point of contact on any hardware issues should be with HPC
Dave@OpticalPower.co.uk
Dave@OpticalPower.co.uk
Re: The dreaded bubbles
You are right, but it worked
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An ex LS3020 user now playing with an LS6840PRO (60W) and an LS1290PRO (80W)
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