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| 2. | Unplug power cord | Remove the AC power cord from the display. |
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| 3. | Remove the rear | Unfasten the 9 |
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Cleaning the Screen and Mirrors
The best way to clean screens and mirrors is with clean, dry, compressed air and try to blow off the debris. If this does not work (a finger print, for instance) use a good quality optical cleaning solution and
Some representative cleaning products are:
•Zero Charge Screen & Keyboard Cleaner, made by Tech Spray, Amarillo, Texas; (803)
•Klear Screen Laptop & Computer Screen Cleaner, by Merridrew Enterprises, Danville, California; (510)
•Sparkle, made by Paulson and Roles, Portland, Oregon; (503)
The inside of the screen is harder to clean; usually the problem on the inside is finger prints. Do not use cleaning products on the inside of the screen. Instead, use a little isopropyl alcohol on a piece of cheese cloth, and don’t press hard. Don’t buff it off. Let the alcohol evaporate.
CAUTION The screen is a laminate of two pieces. If excess liquid runs down the screen and collects at the bottom, it can wick up between the two parts. This is nearly impossible to correct.
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