Professional cleaning procedures for vehicle electronics, GPS units, sensors, and touchscreens. Protect your fleet's technology investments with proper care.
Always disconnect power and follow manufacturer guidelines before cleaning electronic components. Use only electronics-safe cleaning products to avoid damage to sensitive equipment.
Touchscreen displays, antenna connections, and mounting hardware require specialized cleaning to maintain accuracy and functionality.
Critical safety equipment that must remain clean for optimal performance. Dirt and grime can compromise visibility and sensor accuracy.
Digital instrument clusters and infotainment systems require careful cleaning to maintain readability and touch sensitivity.
Two-way radios, cellular boosters, and fleet tracking devices need proper maintenance to ensure reliable communication.
Turn off all electronic systems and disconnect power sources when possible. Allow equipment to cool to room temperature.
Use only electronics-safe cleaners, anti-static microfiber cloths, and compressed air for dust removal.
Check for damage, loose connections, or signs of moisture ingress before beginning cleaning process.
Use compressed air to remove loose dust and debris. Work from top to bottom to avoid redistributing particles.
Spray electronics cleaner onto microfiber cloth, never directly onto the screen. Use minimal amount to avoid dripping.
Clean in circular motions with light pressure. Avoid pressing hard on touchscreens or flexible displays.
Use a dry microfiber cloth to remove any remaining moisture. Ensure complete drying before powering on.
Anti-static formula specifically designed for GPS units, touchscreens, and sensitive electronic components.
Professional-grade microfiber cloths designed for electronics cleaning. Lint-free and anti-static properties protect sensitive components.
Cause: Using too much cleaner or wrong type of cloth
Solution: Use less cleaner, apply to cloth first, use clean microfiber cloth
Cause: Residue buildup or moisture in screen
Solution: Thorough cleaning with electronics cleaner, ensure complete drying
Cause: Dirty antenna or connections
Solution: Clean antenna carefully, check all connections for corrosion
Cause: Dirt, water spots, or scratches on lens
Solution: Gentle cleaning with appropriate cleaner, inspect for damage