Northern Micro Spirit Q370-AS, Руководство пользователя

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Cleaning & Moving Your Computer
The computer:
Keep it in a dry, clean space and stand it on a flat surface
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Minimize exposure to dust – don’t get the power switches or other controls wet
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If you move it from a very cold environment to a warm environment, give the
components time to reach room temperature before switching them on
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Use a mild cleaning solution (no detergents!) and a damp cloth to clean exterior
surfaces
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Occasionally remove dust from interior surfaces, taking care not to touch or damage
connections or chips
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The keyboard:
Keep food and drinks away from the keyboard
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Use a mild cleaning solution and a damp cloth to clean exterior surfaces
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The monitor:
Don’t touch the screen with hard objects such as pens and pencils
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Remove dust from the surface by blowing it or wiping it gently with a dry cloth; then
use a soft cloth with nonabrasive liquid glass cleaner
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Check cleaner instructions to be sure that it is safe for glass
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The mouse:
When your mouse doesn’t obey you, it’s time to clean it, use a mild cleaning solution
(no detergents!) and a damp cloth to clean exterior surfaces
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Moving the computer:
It’s possible to damage data on the hard disk when you move your computer, so you
should back up all critical data first. Remove all data disks from the drives. Turn off the
computer and all peripherals. Unplug the power cord and disconnect all cables. If you
aren’t familiar with the panel setup on your computer, sketch the location of cables
first
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Pack the computer and peripherals in well-cushioned packing cartons, preferably the
original boxes
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