Cleaning Plastics
Cleaning Hard Plastics
Clean the hard plastics on headsets, devices, chargers, and batteries with a soft
cloth that is wet with a solution of 70% isopropyl alcohol and 30% water.
Use a soft brush to keep the pocket areas of chargers free of dust and debris
that may interfere with the seating of equipment or electrical contact.
Cleaning Foam and Pliable Plastics
Clean headset foam parts (ear pads and headband pads) as well as flexible
bands and non-foam padding with a mild soap and water. Wash pads carefully
so as not to tear or detach them.
Air dry the parts. Use of a concentrated heat source such as a hairdryer or
clothes dryer is not recommended.
Replace pads that are excessively dirty, such as headset windscreens.
Cleaning Contacts
Clean flat contacts on the device, such as the Talkman Connector (TCO), or flat
contacts on the battery and charger with a 70% isopropyl alcohol solution.
Use a soft, lint-free cloth or premoistened alcohol wipe. Avoid using a cloth with
long or thick fibers as the fibers can attach to the connectors and cause
intermittent contact.
Remove corrosion with a soft eraser (for example, a pencil eraser). The eraser
must be in good condition (soft, pliable, and not worn down to the mounting). A
good test is to rub the eraser against your skin. If it feels abrasive, do not use it,
because it will damage the surface of the connectors.
You can also use a three-row cleaning brush with natural hog hair bristles to
gently brush away dirt on the contacts. A final alcohol wipe after this should
ensure a clean contact.
Never bend or manipulate battery contacts.
Contact an authorized Honeywell Service Center to repair or replace contacts
that are extremely corroded, bent, or missing.
Care and Use of Headsets and Microphones
The headsets and microphones used with the Voice system are delicate pieces
of electronic equipment. Proper care and use of these products will ensure that
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