How to Clean a PSP Screen
Sony's PlayStation Portable, or PSP, is a personal gaming device with rechargeable batteries and a color LCD screen. Because the PSP does not have a cover or any other protective device when it is not stored in a carrying case, the screen can quickly become dirty with fingerprints, dirt and grime. Cleaning the screen takes only a minute if you use the right materials.
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Things You'll Need
- Camera lens cleaning solution (available at camera shops)
- Lens cleaning paper
Instructions
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Pour a few drops of camera lens cleaner on a piece of lint-free lens cleaning paper. Never place any type of cleaning solution or water directly on the PSP screen.
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Gently swab the surface of the PSP screen with the dampened cleaning paper to remove fingerprints, smudges and dirt. Repeat with a fresh piece of cleaning paper to remove persistent smudges.
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Use a dry piece of lens cleaning paper to remove any remaining moisture and polish the screen thoroughly.
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Tips & Warnings
Keep your PSP in a carrying case when not in use to reduce smudges and scratches on the screen.
Resist the temptation to clean your PSP screen with window cleaner, rubbing alcohol or any other strong solution. Window cleaner contains ammonia that can fog the screen.
