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6. Insert a new glass plate - lower a new glass plate into the scanner a. Pick up the new glass plate in the same manner as you removed the old one - with two hands holding the glass on each end so you avoid touching the glass surface. NOTE: Take special care to avoid touching the glass plate's bottom surface which normally will not be cleaned during maintenance. b. Stand at the front of the scanner as you hold the glass. Make sure you hold the glass for insertion with the correct surface facing down. Note the direction of the facetted edges that indicate which is the bottom surface of the glass. See the illustration of the glass plate's profile below. 1.=Top surface, 2.= Bottom surface c. Hold the glass so that the bottom side surface faces your body as indicated in the glass plate's profile view below. d. Lower the new glass plate into the scanner at an angle, as shown in the glass plate's profile view below, so that the glass's lower edge meets the scanner's bottom position groove. CAUTION: The glass plate is long and thin and thus fragile. Take care not to break it. The glass plate will rest in the scanner's lid between the bottom and top position grooves. Locate the glass plate's bottom position groove in the lid. This is the groove furthest from your body when you stand at the scanner's front. f. Place the lower edge of the glass plate so it rests in the glass plate's bottom position groove. g. Carefully tilt the upper edge (the edge closest to your body)

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6.
Insert a new glass plate – lower a new glass plate into the
scanner
a. Pick up the new glass plate in the same manner as you
removed the old one - with two hands holding the glass on
each end so you avoid touching the glass surface.
NOTE: Take special care to avoid touching the glass plate’s
bottom surface which normally will not be cleaned during
maintenance.
b. Stand at the front of the scanner as you hold the glass. Make
sure you hold the glass for insertion with the correct surface
facing down. Note the direction of the facetted edges that
indicate which is the bottom surface of the glass. See the
illustration of the glass plate’s profile below. 1.=Top surface,
2.= Bottom surface
c. Hold the glass so that the bottom side surface faces your
body as indicated in the glass plate’s profile view below.
d. Lower the new glass plate into the scanner at an angle, as
shown in the glass plate’s profile view below, so that the
glass’s lower edge meets the scanner’s bottom position
groove.
CAUTION: The glass plate is long and thin and thus fragile. Take
care not to break it.
The glass plate will rest in the scanner’s lid between the
bottom and top position grooves. Locate the glass plate’s
bottom position groove in the lid. This is the groove furthest
from your body when you stand at the scanner’s front.
f. Place the lower edge of the glass plate so it rests in the glass
plate’s bottom position groove.
g. Carefully tilt the upper edge (the edge closest to your body)