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Safety tips for your Fisher receiver

• Unplug the receiver's power cord from the electrical wall outlet before performing any repair, cleaning or maintenance.
• If you're not going to use the receiver for a long period of time, disconnect the power cord from the electrical wall outlet.
• Use a surge protector to reduce the possibility of electronic control board and internal wiring damage due to electrical surges or spikes in current through the power supply during electrical storms.
• Don't use the receiver if you spill liquids on the cabinet because the liquids can short out components inside the stereo receiver and cause electrical shock. Unplug the receiver and have a service technician examine and repair the system before using it again.

Maintenance tips for your Fisher receiver

• Unplug the receiver's power cord from the electrical wall outlet before performing any cleaning and maintenance on the receiver.
• Remove the cabinet cover. Spray canned air through all ventilation slots of the cabinet to clear out dust and debris that can interfere with airflow through the cabinet.
• Carefully blow dust and debris from internal components in the receiver.
• Use electrical contact cleaner to remove corrosion and deposits from all jacks, plugs and switches. Allow the cleaner to dry completely before reassembling the receiver.
• Wipe down all external receiver cabinet surfaces using a damp micro-fiber cloth. Dry the surfaces with a lint-free cloth.
• Reassemble the receiver and plug the power cord back into the electrical wall outlet.