Not to mention the potential for generating static electricity which may be detrimental on any CMOS electronics inside the unit. Wire on 9/20/01 2:50 PM, Austin Franklin at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: >> I rarely get dust spots in my SS4000. I probably do something >> Polaroid would >> recommend against. Occasionally, I use my air-gun nailer >> compressor to blow >> air through the unit. I set the air at 30lbs pressure and blow >> carefully. > > Do you have a very good water trap on the output of your compressor? If > not, you could be blowing moisture inside the unit, which may have long term > effects. >
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