Translator Care

1. Keep it out of direct sunlight. Plastic melts.
2. Clean the screen per the instructions in the manual. Do not use alcohol, because it might get on the plastic. A damp soft cloth is usually sufficient.
3. If the keyboard gets very dirty, clean the keyboard with a damp cloth. If this doesn't do it, take the batteries out and use wet cloth--let the unit dry for at least four hours before putting the batteries back in.
4. Don't set things on top of it.
5. Use gentle pressure on the keyboard. The unit doesn't work any faster if you use additional pressure. Too much pressure can destroy the keyboard.
6. If you are using an AC adapter, unplug the unit during a storm.
7. For units with drycell batteries: When changing the batteries, change all of them. One weak battery can cause low voltage and eventually damage the unit.