Replacement Of Lens Hood
CAUTION:
- Perform the operation in the room where there are less dust.
- During replacement, do not hold at the left and right cameras.
- During replacement, do not touch the terminals and circuit board.
- Do not apply any impact to the stereo camera. (Even the slightest shock will deviate the optical axis of the camera, resulting in the loss of normal operation of the camera.)
- Do not touch the lens portion of the stereo camera or do not allow the tools to come in contact with the stereo camera.
- Do not clean the lens portion of the stereo camera.
- Replace the left and right lens hoods as a pair because the optical characteristics for both lens hoods must match.
- Wear clean nylon and vinyl glove. Do not wear cotton work glove to prevent dust or fiber from adhering to the lens hood.
- Before starting operation, discharge static electricity carried on body or clothes.
- Do not touch the lens surface of the stereo camera and lens hood. If touched, replace the stereo camera and lens hood.
- After replacing the lens hood, perform adjustment and inspection of the stereo camera.
- Remove the stereo camera. < Refer to REMOVAL , Stereo Camera. >
- Remove the lens hood.
- Remove the screws.
- Rotate the lens hood by 90 degrees and pull it out.
- Install lens hood in the reverse order of removal.CAUTION: Do not apply excessive force to the lens hood. The lens filter inside the hood may be tensioned, causing the lens filter to be broken.NOTE: If the fingerprint adhesion or damage to the lens filter occurs, the following failures may arise.
- The vehicle may not be able to detect the preceding vehicle or obstacle due to the effects of the headlight of the oncoming vehicle.
- The vehicle may not be able to detect the preceding vehicle or obstacle due to the effects of the brake light operation of the preceding vehicle.
- All the functions of the EyeSight may be suspended by the self-diagnosis function equipped with the camera.
- When the lens filter is broken, the vehicle may not be able to detect the preceding vehicle or obstacle all day and all night.