4.1Care, Storage and Cleaning
4.1.1Protect the computer from damage
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Note! ! Do not place heavy objects on the computer and do not subject it to undo shock or vibrations. Severe shocks can render it inoperable.
!Do not disassemble the computer; doing so may damage the unit and void the warranty.
4.1.2Maintain good connections
Periodic maintenance of all electrical connections is essential to maintain stable operation of the computer and an adequate supply of electrical current to the battery.
Note! ! Keep connectors away from sources of dust or wetness.
!Check AC connections and make sure the adapter cord is firmly inserted.
!Replace any damaged power cords, broken connectors immedi- ately if they are broken.
4.1.3Prevent thermal stress
The computer is designed to operate within a wide temperature range. However, if conditions exceed these limitations, it is advisable to stop using the computer or per- manent damage may result.
Note! ! The computer is not warranted for repair if it becomes inoperable after being subjected to extreme thermal conditions.
4.1.4Storing the computer
The computer may be stored in the “off” state with a fully charged battery for up to 30 days. It will continue to power up and be usable.
Note! ! It is advisable to remove the battery and store it in a plastic bag if the computer will remain unused for periods in excess of 30 days.
4.1.5Caring for the touchscreen display
Use only a soft, clean cloth or lens cleaning paper to wipe the touchscreen. Wipe the screen when the power is off.
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