Things You'll Need:
- Endust For Electronics
- Compressed Airs
- Eyeglass Cleaner
- soft, lint-free rags
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Step 1
Gather your cleaning materials. You'll need a soft, lint-free cloth (anti-static rags are particularly good for this purpose); and Endust for Electronics, an eyeglass cleaner, or a mild, non-streak glass cleaner.
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Step 2
Check your owner's manual. If the manufacturer has provided specific instructions, follow them.
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Step 3
Unplug the scanner.
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Step 4
Spray glass cleaner on your cloth.
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Step 5
Raise or remove the scanner lid.
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Step 6
Wipe glass until visible dust specks and grease have been removed.
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Step 7
Immediately wipe the screen dry with a dry portion of the rag or a second rag.
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Step 8
If you are not satisfied with the results, repeat the process.
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Step 9
Clean the chassis with the same fluid or with any other product suitable for cleaning plastic. (Some manufacturers recommend mild detergent dissolved in water.)
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Step 10
Clean under the glass (the underside of the glass and inside of the chassis) only if recommended by the manufacturer. Some manufacturers recommend carefully cleaning the mirror with a camel-hair brush or compressed air; most manufacturers recommend professional service for interior cleaning.








Comments
Anonymous said
on 11/22/2005 I was told by a technician at Hewlett Packard to use moistened coffee filters to clean the glass on my scanner.