Real Freedom | Receiver Product Manual
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Maintenance
This chapter describes the maintenance, cleaning, and storage procedures for Real Freedom Receivers.
Routine maintenance procedures
You should perform the following maintenance procedures on a regular basis.
WARNING:
The Real Freedom Receiver
does not contain user serviceable parts. Warranty is
void if the device is opened. Refer servicing to qualified BSI personnel only.
Performance monitoring
It is recommended that you periodically monitor the overall performance of the Real Freedom system. If you
experience failure or deterioration in the performance of the system, check cables and adapters, input, and
output connectors for damage.
Visual inspection
Depending on operating environments and use, periodically inspect the Real Freedom Receiver for signs of
damage, dirt, or corrosion. Check that all markings and warning labels are in good condition.
Cleaning
Once the device is unplugged, use a lint-free cloth sprayed with alcohol or bleach-free fluid to wipe the
surfaces, controllers, and cables. Use a slim brush to carefully nudge dirt out from around the buttons.
If necessary, use low-pressure compressed air cleaning to remove small particles and debris from the
surface of the receiver.
Clean connector surfaces with a cotton swab moistened with a small quantity of alcohol. Use a lint-free cloth
to wipe connector surfaces after cleaning.
CAUTION:
Do not use abrasive cleaners.
Storage
Store receivers in the rack at operating temperature.
For long term storage:
1. Disconnect all cables from the Real Freedom Receiver.
2. Cover the connectors with suitable dust covers.
3. Place the Real Freedom Receiver in protective packaging and store in a cool, dry environment.
