Daily Maintenance; Backing Up Data; Cleaning - Sony DMW-S01NL Installation Manual

4-5 Daily Maintenance

In order to keep the Digital Media Workstation in
optimum operating condition, you should check it
periodically and perform routine maintenance. If a
trouble occurs and you are unable to determine the
cause, do not continue and contact your Sony service
representative.

4-5-1 Backing Up Data

You should make period backups of the data on the
Digital Media Workstation's hard disks and the hard
disks of the DMW-ST001 Fibre Channel Storage Unit.
Sony cannot be responsible for any loss of data that
may result from trouble with the hard disks.

4-5-2 Cleaning

To keep the system in optimum working condition,
you should clean system components periodically.
Cleaning the Main Unit
Before cleaning the Digital Media Workstation or
Fibre Channel Storage Unit, always turn the power off
and disconnect the AC power cord from the power
source.
Clean the case and panels of the Digital Media
Workstation and Fibre Channel Storage Unit by
wiping with a dry, soft cloth. To remove stubborn
stains, wipe with a cloth moistened with a neutral
cleaning agent, and finish by wiping with a dry, soft
cloth. Do not use alcohol, benzene, thinner, pesticides,
or other volatile solvents. Doing so can result in
flaking or discoloring of the case.
Cleaning the keyboard
Clean the keyboard by wiping with a dry, soft cloth.
Before cleaning the keyboard, always power off the
Main Unit and all peripherals.
Cleaning the mouse
To keep the mouse in good working order, you need to
ensure that the ball inside the mouse can roll smoothly.
To keep the mouse ball clean, avoid using the mouse
in dusty locations, and clean it periodically with the
following procedure.
1
Power off the Digital Media Workstation.
2
Turn the mouse over and remove the mouse ball
cover by rotating it in the counterclockwise
direction.
Reverse side of mouse
3
Remove the mouse ball and clean it by wiping with
a dry, soft cloth.
4
Clean the three small rollers inside the mouse by
wiping with a cotton swab.
To remove adhered dirt, moisten the swab with a
small amount of alcohol.
5
Replace the mouse ball into the case.
Note
If the mouse ball or rollers were moistened in step
3 or 4, make sure that they are thoroughly dry
before replacing the mouse ball into the case.
Mouse ball
Mouse ball cover
Rollers
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