Supplementary Information; Removing Stains; Replacing The Pen Nib - Wacom DTZ-2100D User Manual

Supplementary Information

Removing Stains

If the product casing or pen becomes soiled, wipe off with a clean, soft cloth.
If this fails to remove the stains, soak a clean, soft cloth with a water-diluted detergent
mixture, wring thoroughly and wipe off.
If the protective covering for the LCD display becomes soiled, wipe with a dry, soft cloth.
If the stain is difficult to remove, try moistening the cloth slightly.
Do not use detergents for cleaning. The use of detergents may adversely
affect the performance of the pen. Also, do not use organic solvents, as
they may cause surface discolouration.

Replacing the Pen Nib

When the pen nib becomes worn down so that it is 1mm or less in length, replace it as
shown in the illustration below. If the pen nib becomes worn down and angular in shape,
it can easily damage the surface of the protective covering of the LCD display.
Less than 1mm
Pen Nib
Please prevent children from placing the grip pen or pen nib
in their mouths. There is the danger that the nib may be pulled out and
swallowed. If the grip pen is placed in the mouth, it may be damaged.
Pen-lead is worn away easily with a strong force. The maximum pen pressure is 400g. When using
a pen over 400g pen pressure, its lead life can be short.
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Remove the pen nib
Using a pair of tweezers or a
similar tool, pull the nib out of the
pen.
Insert a new nib
Insert the new nib, firmly pushing it
in until it stops.