TBK 958Z UV Laser Remover Marking Machine

1. Introduction

The TBK 958Z is an advanced automatic UV laser machine designed for precise removal of front screen holders and back glass covers on mobile phones, specifically supporting iPhoneX through 14ProMax models. Beyond phone repair, it also functions as a versatile laser marking machine for various materials and objects. It features a built-in computer, one-click autofocus, and mobile wireless control for efficient and user-friendly operation.

2. Key Features

• Built-in HD Integrated Computer: For independent operation and precise control.
• Mobile Wireless Control: Allows modification of laser marking parameters, transfer of diagrams, and files via mobile phone.
• Imported Sensor Autofocus: Ensures fast and accurate focusing with a single button press, eliminating manual adjustments.
• Automatic Centering Fixture: Supports various mobile phone models, ensuring precise positioning with one-key operation.
• Smoke Isolation System: Features an isolation visual window and an activated carbon smoking instrument to provide a healthy and environmentally friendly working environment.
• Versatile Marking Capabilities: Capable of marking and etching on a wide range of materials including plastic, acrylic sheets, stainless steel, wood, glass, ceramics, and more.
• Comprehensive Phone Model Support: Pre-loaded with accurate mobile phone drawings for iPhoneX-14ProMax models.

3. Specifications

4. Setup Instructions

1. Unpacking: Carefully remove the TBK 958Z machine and all accessories from its packaging.
2. Placement: Place the machine on a stable, level surface in a well-ventilated area. Ensure sufficient space around the machine for operation and maintenance.
3. Power Connection: Connect the power cable to the machine's power input (110V-220V compatible) and then to a suitable power outlet.
4. Accessory Connection: Connect the wireless keyboard and mouse to the machine's USB ports.
5. Smoke Exhaust: Ensure the smoke exhaust system is properly connected or that the machine is placed in an area with adequate ventilation to dissipate smoke and fumes generated during laser operation. The machine has a built-in activated carbon smoking instrument for a healthier environment.
6. Initial Power On: Flip the main power switch (labeled 'power switch' in Figure 4) to the ON position. The built-in computer display should power on.

5. Operating Instructions

The TBK 958Z offers two primary functions: screen holder/back glass removal and general laser marking. Always wear appropriate safety glasses during operation.

5.1. Front Screen Holder Removal

1. Screen Functionality Test: Before proceeding, test the screen functionality of the mobile phone using a screen testing device to ensure it is working correctly.
2. Position Phone: Place the mobile phone onto the automatic centering fixture.
3. Center and Focus: Use the one-key auto-centering function on the fixture (indicated by 'CLOSE' and 'OPEN' arrows) to secure the phone. Press the autofocus button on the machine to achieve precise focus.
4. Select Parameters: On the built-in computer display, select the appropriate drawing and set the parameters for front screen holder removal.
5. Start Operation: Initiate the laser removal process. The machine will automatically remove the screen holder.
6. Remove and Clean: Once complete, remove the phone. The removed bracket can often be reused. Apply alcohol for any necessary cleaning or separation.

5.2. Back Glass Cover Removal

1. Position Phone: Place the mobile phone onto the automatic centering fixture with the back cover facing up.
2. Protect Lenses: Attach the provided lens protectors over the phone's camera lenses to prevent damage during the laser process.
3. Center and Focus: Use the one-key auto-centering function on the fixture and press the autofocus button.
4. Select Parameters: On the built-in computer display, select the appropriate drawing for the specific phone model's back glass removal and set the laser parameters.
5. Start Operation: Initiate the laser removal process. The machine will precisely etch the adhesive around the back glass. Monitor the progress through the isolation visual window.
6. Remove Glass: After the laser process, use a blasting tool to carefully break the glass. Then, use a blade to remove large pieces of debris and a brush to clean any remaining fragments.

5.3. General Laser Marking

1. Position Object: Place the item to be marked on the working platform. Ensure it is stable and within the 175x175mm marking range.
2. Autofocus: Press the autofocus button to ensure the laser is correctly focused on the object's surface.
3. Design and Parameters: Use the built-in computer or mobile wireless control to select or create your desired marking design. Adjust laser parameters (power, speed, depth, line width) according to the material and desired effect.
4. Start Marking: Initiate the laser marking process. Observe the process through the visual window.
5. Inspect: Once complete, carefully remove the marked item and inspect the quality.

6. Maintenance

• Regular Cleaning: Keep the machine, especially the working platform and laser lens, clean from dust and debris. Use a soft, lint-free cloth.
• Activated Carbon Filter: Regularly check and replace the activated carbon filter in the smoke exhaust system to maintain optimal air purification.
• Lens Inspection: Periodically inspect the laser lens for any signs of damage or contamination. Clean gently if necessary, following manufacturer guidelines for optical components.
• Software Updates: Ensure the built-in computer's software is up-to-date for the best performance and access to new phone models/features.
• Fixture Care: Keep the automatic centering fixture clean and free of adhesive residue to ensure smooth operation and accurate positioning.

7. Troubleshooting

• Machine Not Powering On: Check the power cable connection and ensure the main power switch is in the ON position. Verify the power outlet is functional.
• Laser Not Firing/Weak: Ensure the autofocus is correctly set. Check laser power settings in the software. Inspect the laser lens for cleanliness.
• Inaccurate Marking/Removal: Verify the phone/object is correctly positioned and centered in the fixture. Ensure the correct drawing/template is selected for the specific model. Check the focus.
• Excessive Smoke/Fumes: Check the activated carbon filter; it may need replacement. Ensure the smoke exhaust system is clear and functioning.
• Wireless Control Issues: Ensure the mobile device is properly connected to the machine's network (if applicable) and the control application is updated.

8. User Tips

• Pre-Test Screens: Always test the screen functionality before attempting any laser removal to confirm the screen is working and to avoid unnecessary work on a faulty display.
• Reuse Brackets: The removed front screen brackets can often be reused, saving costs and reducing waste.
• Creative Applications: Don't limit the machine to just phone repair. Experiment with laser marking on various materials like wood, metal, and ceramics to create custom designs and products.
• Lens Protection: When removing back glass, always use the provided lens protectors to safeguard the phone's camera modules from laser exposure.

9. Warranty and Support

For warranty information, technical support, or service inquiries, please refer to the documentation provided by your seller or contact the manufacturer directly. Keep your purchase receipt and product serial number handy for faster service.