Since the display unit that is attached to
the computer is the most visible piece of equipment, it is a good idea
to keep it clean for both looks and functionality. The following
concepts apply both to CRT and LCD screen types. When cleaning a
display, some common sense should be used. Make sure the device is
unplugged from the wall so as not to cause damage if water ends up
inside. Using a damp cloth with a mild detergent, wipe down the entire
display unit to remove any dust buildup. To remove any cleaner
residue, run another cloth, damp with water only, over the surface of
the monitor. Be sure not to use too much
water so that it does not drip. Once the display has been cleaned, a
dry cloth may be used to promptly finish the job. Use care when
cleaning the screen portion of the monitor so as not to scratch it.
Caution: If liquid drips inside a CRT display while it
is being cleaned, it is advised to let it evaporate. Individuals
should not open a CRT display unless they are specifically trained
to work inside these units.
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