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 echnology
Maintenance
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Cleaning
Computers, Monitors (& TV
Screens), Keyboards
SCREENS (NOT LCD SCREENS)
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 Use
Anti-Static Wipes ($2.50 each--so use them wisely!) Use
on one screen, fold and use again, until you are unable to fold any
longer. If you have extra use out of your Anti-static wipe, use it
to clean the top of your keyboard & keys. |
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| Use a non-abrasive window cleaner or spray (read
label to see if approved for computer screens) |
| Use a soft,
lint free, non-static charged towel |
| Spray or apply cleaner to towel --- NEVER DIRECTLY TO
SCREEN!! OR Computer OR other electronic equipment. |
| Wipe from center of screen outward |
| For best results....keep finger prints off screens |
LCD SCREENS
| The best way
to clean a "Flat Screen" is to use a gentle dry, anti-static bush or
cloth. DO NOT PRESS on the LCD screen. Use gentle brush strokes with
a moist towel to remove dust. Start in the center and work your way
to the edges of the screen. |
KEYBOARDS
| Use Q-tip
(can be dipped in alcohol solution -- BUT MUST be
drip free
before placing on keyboard) to clean in between keys and around crevices.
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| DO NOT SPRAY
ANYTHING onto a keyboard. |
| YOU MAY use
baby wipes OR anti-septic wipes on keys. |
TOWERS
| Use Q-tip
(can be dipped in alcohol solution -- BUT MUST be
drip free
before placing on tower) to clean crevices, vents, and excess dust
deposits |
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| Use Lint
Free Dust Cloth to clean dust from around or on top of Electrical
Equipment. You may wish to spray the cloth with a cleaner (approved
for computer use) to dampen it a bit. NEVER directly spray
equipment. |
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| Keep
surfaces and computer area free of dust and lint. When cleaning wipe
gently trying NOT to stir up dust in the air. |
| If you have
any questions, your
Friendly
Instructional Technologist on your
campus will be able to help you |
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