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There are many different models of televisions but the general way you can clean them is with a microfiber cloth and clean water.
The steps required are as follows:
Unplug the TV and make sure it is completely cool before cleaning. Tie up all wires, cables, etc. neatly to avoid tangles or water.
Use a soft, lint-free microfiber cloth to wipe the screen. After each wipe, flip the cloth over to keep the contact area of the TV clean.
Wipe the screen in a horizontal or vertical direction.
Wipe the screen a second time in the opposite direction to avoid streaks on the screen.
Dab away stubborn stains and dirt with a microfiber cloth dipped in clean water.
Important Note:Do not spray any chemicals on the screen such as ammonia, acetone and alcohol..., especially LED and OLED screens. Chemicals can damage the screen's protective layer. Avoid using coarse cloths, cloths with chemicals..., you can wipe the screen with a mixture of distilled water and clean water.
In case you are using an LCD TV, try to touch it gently. The liquid crystal display will show black spots if you leave fingerprints on it.
To clean the TV's ventilation slots, turn off the power and unplug it. Handheld vacuum cleaners can be used for this part.
For the power cable ports on the back or sides of the TV or under the screen, never use a cotton swab to poke them, you may damage them. You should buy a can of compressed air to clean these parts.
With the remote control, don't forget that it is an item that your whole family holds regularly every day and that goes through many hands. Therefore, you can clean it with a damp cloth, wipe it clean and let it dry completely in the natural air environment before using it.
According to VnExpress
