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Handling the Display
•
Set up your display on a stable,
level surface away from any direct
light or heat source, but near
a g
rounded AC outlet.
•
Choose a well-ventilated location
with an adequate amount of space.
Do not block the vents on the back
of the display.
•
Never lift the display by the desk
stand. Use both hands to lift or
move the display. Avoid touching
the screen.
•
Never apply pressure to the screen
or touch the screen with bare fi ngers
or with any objects.
•
Allow the display unit to reach room
temperature before powering on.
•
Avoid sudden temperature changes
in the environment, as this may
cause condensation, which damages
the display.
•
Never remove the back cover or
disassemble the display. There are
no user-serviceable parts inside.
•
In locations where 240V outlets
are used, connect the display only
to a center-tapped, 240V, single-
phase supply.
•
When troubleshooting, check that
all cables are properly connected
and that your computer is turned
on and not in power-saving mode.
•
Follow your local governing
ordinance for proper disposal or
recycling of electronic components.
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