GENMA Maintenance · Electrical System | Touchscreen Care: A Gentle Touch Goes a Long Way

The touchscreen on your GENMA machine is how you talk to your equipment. It gets tapped and swiped all day — fingerprints and dust are inevitable. But cleaning it the wrong way can do more harm than good.

What the manual says

According to the GENMA maintenance manual:

· Turn it off first — power down before cleaning to avoid unintended inputs.

· Use a soft cloth — a clean, lint-free cloth is all you need for routine wiping.

· Don't press hard — excessive force can damage the screen.

Everyday tips

· Give the screen a quick wipe before starting your shift.

· For stubborn smudges, apply a small amount of screen-safe cleaner to the cloth — never spray directly on the screen.

· Avoid rough tissues, abrasive cloths, or cleaners with harsh chemicals.

A clean screen keeps you in control. Treat it gently, and it'll serve you well for years.