RBH Sound T-30LSE - Manual (Page 12)

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Care and Cleaning
To.keep.up.the.appearance.
and.speaker.maintenance.of.
your.speaker,.lets.start.with.the.
cabinet..Whether.your.cabinet.
boasts.a.real.wood.veneer,.or.
a.shiny.black.laminate.finish.
it’s.still.going.to.get.dusty..
You.will.definitely.want.to.keep.
typical.furniture.polishes.or.
sprays.away.from.your.speaker.
cabinet..Simply.cleaning.the.
cabinet.with.a.soft.cloth,.
perhaps.lightly.dampened.by.
water.should.easily.remove.any.
dust..Wiping.dust.away.from.
the.grille,.toward.the.back.of.
the.speaker.is.recommended..
Grilles.attract.dust,.and.if.
you.bump.your.dusting.cloth.
against.the.edge.of.grile,.
you’re.likely.to.see.a.dusty.
residue.appear.on.the.grille..
Grilles.can.get.pretty.dusty,.
part.of.their.job.is.to.protect.
your.speaker’s.drivers,.and.if.
they’re.not.capturing.and.hold-
ing.dust,.they’re.not.doing.their.
job..To.clean.the.grille,.carefully.
vacuum.to.remove.the.dust..
Avoid.touching.your.drivers.as.
much.as.possible.but.dust.can.
certainly.build.up.on.drivers.too..
If.your.drivers.have.become.seri-
ously.dusty,.try.using.a.clean.dry.
soft.bristle.paintbrush.to.remove.
the.dust.by.lightly.brushing.off.
the.dust,.or.use.a.can.of.com-
pressed.air.to.blow.the.dust.off.