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Common
Monitor and Screen
Care
Avoid touching the screen with your fingers or any hard objects. Oil from the skin is
difficult to remove, and touching the screen with anything may damage the panel.
Clean the monitor using a soft, dry cloth after first turning it off.
The LCD monitor should not be used in dusty or humid environments.
The LCD monitor should be kept away from heat sources and radiation. Such as:
stoves, ovens, or direct sunlight.
To reduce glare, avoid placing the monitor in a place that receives direct sunlight.
Avoid letting small children play with monitor. Frequent touching of the panel will leave
marks on the screen and lower the image quality.
Handle with care when unplugging and moving the monitor.
Do not place items on top of the LCD monitor.
If the LCD monitor is not in use for a long time, unplug it and store it in the proper
package. The original carton and packaging should be used if possible.
The openings in the LCD monitor
casing are for ventilation. To prevent overheating,
the openings should not be blocked or covered. Do not place the LCD monitor on a
bed, sofa, blanket or other soft surfaces; as soft objects may block the vents in the
LCD monitor.
If you place the LCD monitor on a bookshelf or other enclosed space, it is essential to
leave an air-space of 4-inches (10cm) between the monitor and the enclosure.
Cleaning the screen
Ensure that the area around the LCD monitor is clean and free of moisture. Please
refer to "Maintenance" for normal maintenance information.
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