When cleaning the surface of an LCD screen, spray a small amount of deionized water onto a special LCD cleaning cloth to make the cloth slightly damp before wiping. Never use alcohol to clean the LCD screen. If your LCD screen needs cleaning or malfunctions, always contact a professional.
Cleaning an LCD screen seems simple, but there are many details to pay attention to.
Stains on LCD panels generally fall into two categories: dust accumulated over time from the air, and fingerprints and oil stains left unintentionally by the user.
You can use alcohol to clean the LCD screen casing, but never use alcohol to clean the LCD screen itself. Using alcohol to wipe the screen will dissolve the special coating on the LCD screen surface, negatively affecting the display effect.
When cleaning the surface of the LCD screen, spray a small amount of deionized water onto a special LCD cleaning cloth to make the cloth slightly damp before wiping. This will remove stains without scratching your LCD screen. Specialized LCD cleaning cloths are made with special fibers, offering far superior cleaning performance compared to ordinary high-end eyeglass cloths. They are also soft enough not to scratch the screen and possess the unique function of dissipating static electricity.
When an LCD screen needs cleaning or malfunctions, users should never attempt to disassemble it themselves; always contact a professional for assistance.
