Computer Care Proper Computer Care Keep food and drinks away from the computer and keyboard. Avoid dusty locations. Use a surge protector. Keep away.

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Computer Care

Proper Computer Care Keep food and drinks away from the computer and keyboard. Avoid dusty locations. Use a surge protector. Keep away from magnets. Do not block vents on the CPU. Avoid bright sunny locations. Do not move the computer while it is in use (referring to desktop computers not laptops. Always exit programs properly. Use a virus check program on a regular basis.

Proper Care of Printers Avoid cold, hot, and dusty locations Always use the correct ink or toner replacement Always have the proper printer cable connected to the computer Never pull paper out of a printer in motion Do not turn off the printer while printing Read the instructor’s manual before operating a printer Always use the proper type of paper in the printer

Proper Care of a Digital Camera Clean regularly Do not subject to knocks, vibrations, and magnetic fields, smoke, water, steam, sand, or chemicals Handle all moving parts with care Turn camera off before removing or disconnecting power source or cable or removing battery or memory card Don’t store or use in humid, dusty or dirty places Keep away from extreme hot or cold temperatures Avoid direct sunlight for long periods Avoid scratches with sharp or hard objects Keep dry and free of condensation Store correctly when in in use Don’t drop in water

Proper CD-ROM, DVD and Blu-Ray Disc Care Keep CDs stored in a clean, cool and dry place with a protective cover Avoid touching the back side of the CD to avoid scratches Avoid hot and cold locations Make a back-up copy of your programs and files Insert into CD-ROM drive properly; label facing up Only write on CD’s with a CD marking pen on a label or the correct side of the CD

Proper Ergonomics The science and study of designing equipment, furniture, and devices that fit the human body in order to maximize health and productivity, especially in the workplace.

Proper Ergonomics