How often does the manufacturer recommend cleaning the 1280X with the Jet Clean System? Is daily use too much wear & tear for the Jet Clean System?
337404
According to Philips customer service, daily use of the Jet Clean is fine, or use it only when needed. Gel or foam wet shavers may require daily Jet Clean use or manually clean under running hot water.
337405
Use mine for 2 weeks (10 shaves) and rinse from both sides after every use. I use the cleaner while charging every other weekend and then pour the solution back in the bottle. That crap's expensive.
337406
I use the Cleaning System after every shave and find that the shaver runs smoother than when I don't, indicating some Lubricating function in the cleaning fluid. I generally get about one month before the fluid in the tank gets nasty enough to dump and wash out the holding tank. The Cleaning Liquid is cheaper in some stores. Check around for better pricing.
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I use the jet clean after every shave. I only use the razor dry. I open each head and rinse them out before putting the razor in the jet clean, it only takes 15 seconds and makes the solution last longer. Then I put it in the jet clean and walk away. It gets the shaver nice and clean, it does lubricate it and charges it. Its like picking up a new shaver every time I shave. I dont feel it puts any extra wear on the cutter heads since it does not run dry, it only runs while in the solution. I feel it makes the heads last longer because the heads are not getting gummed up like my old norelcos did. I use the jet clean after every shave. I only use the razor dry. I open each head and rinse them out before putting the razor in the jet clean, it only takes 15 seconds and makes the solution last longer. Then I put it in the jet clean and walk away. It gets the shaver nice and clean, it does lubricate it and charges it. Its like picking up a new shaver every time I shave. I dont feel it puts any extra wear on the cutter heads since it does not run dry, it only runs while in the solution. I feel it makes the heads last longer because the heads are not getting gummed up like my old norelcos... » Read More I use the jet clean after every shave. I only use the razor dry. I open each head and rinse them out before putting the razor in the jet clean, it only takes 15 seconds and makes the solution last longer. Then I put it in the jet clean and walk away. It gets the shaver nice and clean, it does lubricate it and charges it. Its like picking up a new shaver every time I shave. I dont feel it puts any extra wear on the cutter heads since it does not run dry, it only runs while in the solution. I feel it makes the heads last longer because the heads are not getting gummed up like my old norelcos did. « Show Less
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I have two Thermaktake cooling pads and both run fine. I used one laptop around 12 hours a day for 18 months. Cooling pads must be cleaned occassionally. The underside of the cooling pad accumulates dust, etc.; but, can be wiped or vacuumed away.
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ive used it heavily and it's still clear for me, about two months now with semi-daily use. id say just avoid getting it too dirty and DONT submerge it in water to clean.
1436024
I got a question. Does all the model of Philips Norelco arcitec come with jet clean system or only some of them? If only some of them come with jet clean system, could you please list them, thank you!
84914
Shojld be every few years. In my case I has quality print problems - streaks that wont go away no matter how much cleaning I did. HP support pages recommended in my case to replace the headers. Worked for me , and the quality was perfect again.
308329
Constant! This is my primary PC. It sees an average of 3-5 hours of use (surfing, spreadsheets, photo and music work, etc.) every day. This thing is a workhorse and does a fantastic job. Easily the best PC or laptop product I've ever owned. If it had a CD/DVD burner on-board, it would be the Holy Grail.
541599
I use it quite often. Consistent performance. Wipe it down after each use. After two years it still looks like new.
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Mr. Johnson . . . I'm about to buy the HX-1 but now I'm wondering if you think a Powerbook G-4 will have fewer issues like the ones described above. Fewer issues-- but maybe more? Uh-oh!Looking forward to your reply!
2018884
The question about the warranty seems to change depending on who you ask. I think the best policy would be to go directly to MSI and then if they say yes, get it in writing (through an email I'm thinking).
1928256
I clean my EAA Witness Elite in mine. Pick up some of the gun cleaner solution though, I used just water and dawn, it did a great job but the metal started to rust before I could get it all dried off and sprayed down with tri flow. Its the same cleaner that Hornaday sells just a lot less. I clean all kinds of things in it, from cpu heat sinks to handguns
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look at page 6 of the manual. it's located athttp://www.danby.com/cms/documents/pdfs/en/DDR50A2GP_DDR60A2GP_DDR70A2GP_DDR60A1CP_EFOM_%28DM%29_Revised_Feb_27_2013_%28web2%29.pdfevery 2 weeks is the recommended frequency of cleaning
758248
This amount of processing power is overkill if you only plan on running office productivity applications. However, for running simulation software or CPU-hungry applications like Photoshop+plugins this is perfect. Finally, get an extended warranty...25 days past the warranty period and one of my USB 2 ports stopped working even though the device (keyboard) is constantly plugged in and the laptop is not moved at all. (My Toshiba replaced a desktop.)
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I bought this for a buddy about a year ago or so. It still works great he says. It's obviously not a high end gaming graphics card by any means, so if your planning on doing anything more than watching HD videos or playing some pretty weak games on it I'd recommend you get a better card.The thing about anything in a PC is you have to treat it right. You have to keep it cool & dust free if you want anything to last.Point of the story: Buy the card that fits your needs and treat it properly and it'll last. If you overburden it and let it overheat like crazy, it'll be dead within a couple years(or less). I bought this for a buddy about a year ago or so. It still works great he says. It's obviously not a high end gaming graphics card by any means, so if your planning on doing anything more than watching HD videos or playing some pretty weak games on it I'd recommend you get a better card.The thing about anything in a PC is you have to treat it right. You have to keep it cool & dust free if you want anything to last.Point of the story: Buy the card that fits your needs and treat it properly and it'll last. If you overburden it and let it overheat like... » Read More I bought this for a buddy about a year ago or so. It still works great he says. It's obviously not a high end gaming graphics card by any means, so if your planning on doing anything more than watching HD videos or playing some pretty weak games on it I'd recommend you get a better card.The thing about anything in a PC is you have to treat it right. You have to keep it cool & dust free if you want anything to last.Point of the story: Buy the card that fits your needs and treat it properly and it'll last. If you overburden it and let it overheat like crazy, it'll be dead within a couple years(or less). « Show Less
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I've loved my 8460p. The only thing I regret is not getting the the one with the separate AMD graphics card (I have the integrated Intel 3000 graphics). I think the separate graphics card would make a huge difference in any games/Minecraft. Other than that, it's a top notch laptop that has really done extremely well. I've used mine on average 6-10 hours a day for about 3 years now and haven't had any hiccups.
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It has the power to run the games fine and on high graphics settings. But if you're intending to use it for long periods of time, 3-4 hours settings, I'd go for something else. The problem I've been having with this model is the power port becomes overly heated and has become disconnected from the motherboard. I've had to repair it twice.
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I have had none. I just blow it clean and brush it off after each use. It is a workhorse. Use it periodically. I have had no issues. I sometimes spray a little oil on the till blades. unit still looks new
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I've been using mine since the 680 first came out and I haven't had a single issue. It helps if you create a custom fan profile within EVGA Precision X in order to ramp the fans up higher and keep the card cooler. I've had it overclocked since I bought it and haven't had any artifacts or crashes, well no crashes because of the overclock. My advice to you would be to wait for the new 700 Nvidia cards to come out in the next couple months and buy one of those instead depending on the price.