Debris that is allowed to build up on the motion system components of the LASER may cause a poor quality image, and cause mechanical component failure.

Yes, it's true. Debris accumulation on the motion system components of the LASER can lead to two main problems:

1. Poor Quality Image: The LASER's motion system components are responsible for the precise movement and positioning of the LASER beam. If these components are not clean, their performance can be affected, leading to a less accurate LASER beam direction. This can result in a poor quality image as the LASER may not hit the intended spots accurately.

2. Mechanical Component Failure: Debris can cause increased friction in the moving parts of the LASER's motion system. Over time, this can lead to wear and tear, causing the components to fail prematurely. Regular cleaning and maintenance of these components can help prevent this issue.

Therefore, it's crucial to keep the LASER's motion system components clean to ensure optimal performance and longevity.