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| * //Potential issue:// The vacuum hose(s) may be clogged. | * //Potential issue:// The vacuum hose(s) may be clogged. | ||
| * There are two vacuum hoses. One runs from the extraction hood (the round plastic bit inside the main bay) to the rear interior wall of the tool, and the second runs from the outside backside of the tool to the vacuum system (the tall white box to the tool’s right). You should be able to remove both of these and check for clogs. | * There are two vacuum hoses. One runs from the extraction hood (the round plastic bit inside the main bay) to the rear interior wall of the tool, and the second runs from the outside backside of the tool to the vacuum system (the tall white box to the tool’s right). You should be able to remove both of these and check for clogs. | ||
| + | * //Potential issue:// If your substrate is very small, not enough of the bed may be covered for proper vacuum pressure. | ||
| + | * Tape down an old piece of 8”x12” FR4 on the bed. Then, secure your sample inside one of the cutouts. If the FR4 has a lot of holes, try covering some of them with tape. | ||