Re: Xpress On covers - dust
Posts: n/a > Anyone found that when changing an Xpress on cover, that it's almost > impossible to do it without ending up with (no matter how small)...some > flecks of dust under the cover? > > Simon. > > You need to purchase the nokia hermetically sealed room accessory (part number NKHSR-1) if you want to do it dust-free. I think there are a few going cheap on ebay at the mo'. ;o)) RM  Responses to "Re: Xpress On covers - dust"
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Posts: n/a Re: Xpress On covers - dust "Reestit Mutton" <not@this.address> wrote in message news:ZUhob.2797$lm1.15344@wards.force9.net... > Si wrote: > > Anyone found that when changing an Xpress on cover, that it's almost > > impossible to do it without ending up with (no matter how small)...some > > flecks of dust under the cover? > > > > Simon. > > > > > > You need to purchase the nokia hermetically sealed room accessory (part > number NKHSR-1) if you want to do it dust-free. I think there are a few > going cheap on ebay at the mo'. ;o)) > > RM >  Si.
Posts: n/a Re: Xpress On covers - dust "Si" <simon@nospam.com> wrote in messagenews:bns8jp$brp$1@news8.svr.pol.co.uk... > Anyone found that when changing an Xpress on cover, that it's almost > impossible to do it without ending up with (no matter how small)...some > flecks of dust under the cover? That's always a problem. I've got around the problem just by (very) carefully wiping the screen and cover immediately before putting it together. You could try anti-static wipes, or you could try using one of the more expensive ionisers that can manually spew out positively charged ions (they usually only give out negative, or are automatic) - Positively charging the dust will stop it sticking to things as it will be repelled away from surfaces (which usually have a slight positive charge). You can also get cans of compressed gas for blowing dust around in computers (PC World sell them). You could hold the screen loosely together, give it a good blast of clean air from the can to remove any dust, then push the sections together. Or... just put up with it. You can learn to ignore it... Adam
Posts: n/a Re: Xpress On covers - dust On Thu, 30 Oct 2003 23:59:14 -0000, Si <simon@nospam.com> wrote:> Anyone found that when changing an Xpress on cover, that it's almost > impossible to do it without ending up with (no matter how small)...some > flecks of dust under the cover? > > Simon. > I got my wife to drive down the motorway at high speed. I stood out of the open sunroof and changed my covers - dust doesn't get a chance to settle :-) Clive
Posts: n/a Re: Xpress On covers - dust Si wrote:> > I'm getting to that stage...in fact, I can only see it when I hold the phone > six inches from my face.... > > You know, you fit it, then you check it under non real world conditions. > Like shining a very bright desk lamp at it... > > If I just walk around the street/house, it's not visible...I'm probably just > very sad... > You should have seen how much I fretted over the imperfections on a set of "seconds" bathroom tiles when looking at them in direct sunlight. As a set of tiles on the wall in the bathroom - I can see no such imperfections...infact they look quite impressive. RM
Posts: n/a Re: Xpress On covers - dust "Clive" <someone@nospam.com> wrote in message news  prxwjij0bo8pink@news-text.blueyonder.co.uk...> On Thu, 30 Oct 2003 23:59:14 -0000, Si <simon@nospam.com> wrote: > > > Anyone found that when changing an Xpress on cover, that it's almost > > impossible to do it without ending up with (no matter how small)...some > > flecks of dust under the cover? > > > > Simon. > > > I got my wife to drive down the motorway at high speed. I stood out of the > open sunroof and changed my covers - dust doesn't get a chance to settle > > :-) > > Clive > Reminds me of the friend who had a leak in the tailgate of his Vauxhall Cavalier...so he replaced it with a sheet of stout plastic...flapped a bit in the wind... Si.
Posts: n/a Re: Xpress On covers - dust "Adam Greatrix" <extorian@nospam.hotmail.com> wrote in message news:bnt9vf08i5@enews1.newsguy.com... > "Si" <simon@nospam.com> wrote in message > news:bns8jp$brp$1@news8.svr.pol.co.uk... > > Anyone found that when changing an Xpress on cover, that it's almost > > impossible to do it without ending up with (no matter how small)...some > > flecks of dust under the cover? > > > Or... just put up with it. You can learn to ignore it... > I'm getting to that stage...in fact, I can only see it when I hold the phone six inches from my face.... You know, you fit it, then you check it under non real world conditions. Like shining a very bright desk lamp at it... If I just walk around the street/house, it's not visible...I'm probably just very sad... Si.
Posts: n/a Re: Xpress On covers - dust der... anti-static cloths? and if you're that pedantic use a vacuum sealedroom... hahaha "Clive" <someone@nospam.com> wrote in message news prxwjij0bo8pink@news-text.blueyonder.co.uk...> On Thu, 30 Oct 2003 23:59:14 -0000, Si <simon@nospam.com> wrote: > > > Anyone found that when changing an Xpress on cover, that it's almost > > impossible to do it without ending up with (no matter how small)...some > > flecks of dust under the cover? > > > > Simon. > > > I got my wife to drive down the motorway at high speed. I stood out of the > open sunroof and changed my covers - dust doesn't get a chance to settle > > :-) > > Clive >
Posts: n/a Re: Xpress On covers - dust On Sat, 01 Nov 2003 10:19:52 +1000, a_dude wrote:> der... anti-static cloths? and if you're that pedantic use a vacuum sealed > room... > > hahaha > > "Clive" <someone@nospam.com> wrote in message > news prxwjij0bo8pink@news-text.blueyonder.co.uk...>> [quoted text muted] Or fit the cover infront of a vacuum cleaner hose (preferably one which is turned on). Just dont lose any small parts down there 
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