Maintenance
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9.3. Cleaning and Disinfections
Before cleaning and disinfecting the equipment, make sure the system is turned off and the
power cord is unplugged to avoid electrical shock.
Biohazard may be present on surface of the equipment. Wear rubber gloves during
cleaning.
The system is not waterproof. Be careful not to spill or splash liquids where they can enter
electronic assemblies.
9.3.1. Cleaning
Make sure the system is turned off and unplugged before cleaning. Clean the covers and panels
periodically with a damp cloth. Use a mild detergent, if necessary, to remove scuffs, stains and dust. Do not
use any solvents that may damage or discolor paint finishes or plastic components.
Be careful not to drip liquids where they can enter electronic assemblies through panel or cover seams.
Water, soap, or other liquids, if allowed to drip into the equipment, can cause electrical
short circuits leading to electric shock and fire hazards.
If liquids should accidentally spill into the system, do not connect power cord to power
supply or turn the system on until the liquids have dried or evaporated completely.
Enameled parts and aluminium surface should only be wiped with a damp cloth and water, and then
rubbed down with a soft dry woolen cloth. Never use corrosive cleaning agents, solvent or abrasive
detergents or polishes. If you are uncertain of the nature of a cleaning agent, do not use it.
Always turn the system off and disconnect power before cleaning. Clean the external
connector area with dry cloths only. Do not use liquid cleaners on this area.
Chrome parts should be cleaned only with a dry woolen cloth. Do not use abrasive polishes. To preserve the
finish, use non-abrasive wax.
LCD monitor can be cleaned with little wet soft cloth or special cleanser. Do not use cleansers, which
contain alcohol or acetone. Do not spray the liquid directly to the screen surface.
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