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CAUTION
Removing the bottom glass
will expose the interior LCD
glass, which is fragile and
scratches easily. Avoid
touching it. Replace the
bottom glass immediately
after cleaning.
5.2 Cleaning the Housing
Do not open the housing. If your
LCD panel requires service or repair,
call your dealer. If you attempt to open
the housing or repair the LCD Panel, you
will void the warranty.
Don't clean the housing with
organic solvents, such as those
that contain acetone. Just wipe the
exterior of the housing with a soft,
damp cloth. Protect the LCD Panel
from rain or snow.
5.3 Static Electricity
The LCD Projection Panel is
vulnerable to static electricity—the
kind that's generated when you walk
across synthetic carpeting. To avoid
transferring an electric charge to the
LCD Panel, be sure you discharge
this static electricity before handling
the Panel. Touch any grounded
metal object.
CHAPTER 5: Care and Maintenance
5.4 Transporting the LCD Panel
The LCD Panel is a sophisticated
piece of equipment, so it's sensitive
to impact and extremes of heat,
cold, and humidity.
Store and transport the LCD
Panel at temperatures between
0° and 140° Fahrenheit (-18° to 60°
Celsius). Don't leave the Panel in
a car during seasonal temperature
extremes: Automobile interiors can
get hotter than 160° F (71°C) in the
summer, and colder than -20°F
(-29°C) in winter.
If the LCD Panel has been
exposed to extremely hot, cold,
or humid conditions, let it stand at
room temperature for 30 minutes
before you use it.
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