Winbook N4, User Manual

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cause damage to your system. Grease that accumulates on the keys can
be wiped clean with a damp cloth or cotton swab. Never spray or pour
liquid cleaners onto your keyboard. Moisture that gets under the keyboard
can damage internal components of your WinBook notebook. Cleaning
solutions should be applied lightly to a clean cloth or cotton swab.
Pointing Devices: Before cleaning any part of your system, be sure to
shut down and unplug the system. You can clean built-up dust and dirt
from your touchpad with a damp cloth or cotton swab. Do not spray
cleaning solution directly onto the touchpad. Spray the cloth or swab
and use it to rub gently on the surface of the touchpad.
Vents: After shutting down and unplugging your system, use a hand-held
vacuum to clean the vents on the case of your WinBook notebook. If you
work in a dusty environment, you should try to vacuum often to avoid
accumulation of dust on internal components.
Diskette Drives: If you think your floppy disk drive needs cleaning,
you can purchase a disk drive cleaning kit from your computer retailer.
Such cleaning kits should be used sparingly. Overuse can over-abrade
the drive head and can reduce drive reliability.
CD-ROM Disks: Do not use abrasive cleaners or benzene, thinner or
other solvents to clean CDs. You can use a clean, dry, lint-free cloth to
remove dust, smudges and fingerprints from your CDs. Wipe from the
center outward. If you need to clean your CDs, you can purchase a CD
cleaner kit from your computer retailer.
Operating Environment
In order to maintain the effective operation of your WinBook notebook,
you need to take into account the environmental factors that can adversely
affect your system.
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