Why doesn't the Nidek Medical Edger start processing when I press the button?
If the Nidek Medical Edger doesn't start when you press the button and a beep sounds, it could be that the soundproof cover is open. Make sure to close it. Also, check if the instrument is trying to process the same side of the lens. If so, press the button to switch the indication from R to L to process the opposite lens.
What to do if the Nidek Medical Edger display changes to Bevel simulation and the traced outline blinks during lens shape measurement?
If the display changes to the Bevel simulation display and a part of the traced outline blinks during lens shape measurement, it means the lens you're using isn't large enough for the selected lens outline. To fix this, press the button to stop processing. Then, either use a larger lens or change the lens layout.
Why does retracing start automatically on my Nidek Medical Edger?
Automatic re-tracing, indicated by blinking lamps, occurs because there's a circumference difference of 1 mm or more between the right and left rims. To resolve this, trace a single rim and then edge a lens.
What to do if Nidek Medical Edger shows "Use chuck for half-eye lens"?
To resolve this, use the adapter set for half-eye lens.
What to do if the stylus comes off the groove of frame during tracing of Nidek Medical LE-9000SX?
If the stylus comes off the groove during tracing and the lamp blinks, press the button to return the stylus to its original position and trace the frames again. If the frames are sharply warped, set only one rim and hold the other rim to trace.
How to fix Nidek Medical LE-9000SX when error code appears?
If an error code appears and the instrument stops, press the button to reset the instrument. If the error code persists, contact NIDEK or your authorized distributor.
General| Type | Edger |
|---|---|
| Model | LE-9000SX |
| Grooving | Yes |
| Safety Beveling | Yes |
| Edging Material | polycarbonate |
| Beveling | Yes |
| Bevel Position Adjustment | Yes |
| Bevel Height Adjustment | Yes |
| Chamfering | Yes |
| Water Cooling | Yes |
| Power Supply | 50/60Hz |
Describes the automatic lens edger, its functions, and capabilities.
Provides critical warnings and precautions for safe operation to prevent injury and damage.
Specifies the required environmental conditions and setup guidelines for installing the instrument.
Covers the procedures for tracing frames, patterns, and dummy lenses to capture lens outlines.
Explains how to select processing conditions and input layout data for lens processing.
Describes the process of blocking lenses, including different modes like active, passive, and bifocal.
Details various lens processing methods such as beveling, flat edging, grooving, polishing, and chamfering.
Explains the procedure for dressing the processing wheels to maintain their performance and accuracy.
Explains the essential process of calibrating the tracer for accurate shape measurements.
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