Before cleaning your borescope, it's important to power it off and disconnect
it to ensure it's completely safe. To maintain optimal image quality, delicately
wipe the camera lens with a soft microfiber cloth and cotton swab before and
after each use to remove dust and smudges.
When cleaning the screen, use a microfiber cloth and a mixture of warm water
and medical-grade alcohol to gently wipe off dust and fingerprints. Avoid
using abrasive cleansers, chemicals, or solvents as they can damage the
device's exterior and interior components. Be careful not to let moisture
infiltrate any device openings or ports during the cleaning process, and ensure
the device is thoroughly dry before reconnecting to power or use.
When storing the device, power it down and keep it in a dry, cool, and
well-ventilated area. If your device features a coiled probe, gently coil it
without bending it too tightly. Avoid coiling it tighter than it was packaged
originally and shield it from direct sunlight, extreme temperatures, and humid
conditions. Keep it away from sharp objects and heavy items to prevent any
damage.
By following these detailed cleaning and maintenance instructions, you can
extend the lifespan of your industrial endoscope while maintaining top-notch
performance and image quality.
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