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will charge.
Cold batteries may take as much as twice as long to charge.
Humidity : A relatively small amount of moisture can cause a short in electronic components. If you
see condensation appearing on other equipment around you, you should not turn on your WinBook
XP5 Pro. In general, relative humidities in excess of 85% should be avoided.
Altitude : Pressurized airplane cabins are not a problem for operation of your WinBook XP5 Pro,
although you should be aware of any restrictions that your airline might place on use of electronic
devices in the cabin. Use of your WinBook XP5 Pro at high altitudes in the mountains, however, can
lower disk drive reliability.
Dust accumulation : Try to avoid environments with excessive dust. If you do work in such an
environment, be sure to vacuum the vents of your [XP5 Pro 6.20] WinBook XP5 Pro as described in
the section on cleaning below.
Battery Disposal : The batteries from your WinBook XP5 Pro must be recycled or disposed of
properly. Community regulations vary, but the chemicals used to power your battery are best dealt
with appropriately. You can return them to WinBook for disposal. Call Customer Service at the
number listed on your "Read Me Before Using" card and obtain a Return Materials Authorization
(RMA) number.
[Sidebar: Exclamation icon: Do not allow metal objects to short circuit the battery terminals. Such
contact can result in shocks or burns.]
Cleaning
Display : Before cleaning the screen, be sure that you power the system down and unplug it. Use a
clean, soft cloth and appropriate anti-static cleaning solution. Do not spray the screen. Spray the
cleaning solution onto the cloth and gently wipe the screen with the damp cloth.
Keyboard : After shutting off and unplugging the computer, use a hand-held vacuum or canned air to
remove dust and debris that accumulate in your keyboard. Never shake the computer to dislodge
debri s—this can 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 XP5 Pro. 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 touch pad. Spray the cloth or swab and use it to rub
gently on the surface of the touchpad. The trackpoint can be cleaned with a damp cotton swab.
Vents : After shutting down and unplugging your system, use a hand-held vacuum to clean the vents
on the case of your WinBook XP5 Pro. If you [XP5 Pro 6.21] work in a dusty environment, you
should try to vacuum often to avoid accumulation of dust on internal components.