Measurement Computing WavePort rev.3.0 - Manual (Page 117)

WavePort User’s Manual 05-26-00 Maintenance, Service, and Part Replacement 9-1
Maintenance, Service, and Part Replacement 9
General Maintenance......9-1
Fan Filter: Cleaning and Replacement ….. 9-2
What Type of Environment is WavePort Intended for? …..9-3
How Should WavePort be Transported? …… 9-3
Should I Calibrate the WavePort? ……9-4
How do I get Replacement Parts or Service? …..9-4
WARNING WARNING WARNING WARNING
The Notebook Power receptacle is “LIVE” whenever WavePort is plugged into a live AC power source.
The Module Power Switch can not be used to turn this receptacle “Off.”
WavePort contains no user serviceable components. Do not remove WavePort’s cover plate.
Lethal voltages are present which could cause serious injury or death.
General Maintenance
WavePort should be treated much like other high-tech equipment. In general:
• Keep WavePort clear of harsh chemicals and abrasive elements.
• Avoid exposing the unit to extreme heat, such as setting next to a boiler or furnace.
• Avoid extreme shock and vibration.
• Avoid subjecting the air intake and exhaust vents to liquids and extremely fine air particulate, such as
silica dust.
A “common-sense” approach to handling WavePort will go a long way in regard to protecting your unit from
inadvertent damage.
You can clean WavePort’s case and cover plate with Isopropyl Alcohol (Rubbing Alcohol) and lint-free rags.
These items are typically available at general stores.
You can use rubbing alcohol and lint-free rags to clean WavePort’s case and cover plate.