Cleaning Connector Receptacles
l Eye Safety Guidelines
l Laser and LED Safety Guidelines and Warnings
l Best Practices
l Required Tools and Equipment
Vendor-Specific Cleaning Techniques
Because of the proprietary nature of many cleaning techniques, contact the supplier for
detailed information.
l Eye Safety Guidelines
l Laser and LED Safety Guidelines and Warnings
l Best Practices
l Required Tools and Equipment
Cleaning Connector Receptacles
General Cleaning Process 402
Dry Cleaning Technique Using Lint-Free Swabs 403
Wet Cleaning Technique Using Lint-Free Swabs 404
These procedures assume that:
l You verified that any laser sources are turned off before you inspect
fiber connectors, optical components, or fiber-optic bulkhead
connectors (FOBCs);
l The cable is disconnected at both ends;
l The traffic modules and pluggable transceivers are correctly installed;
and
l The Laser and LED Safety Guidelines and Warnings and all safety
guidelines are reviewed.
Do not clean the inside of the receptacles unless you suspect that
contamination has reduced the light power. If the manufacturer cleaned
and connected the module receptacles, the system should operate error-
free.
401 FSP 3000R7 High-Density Subshelf Guide - R17.2 - Issue:B
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