Re: Dust on underside of Epson 2450 glass (update and survey question)

[Kennedy McEwen <rkm@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

In article <00ce01c1d14e$cfa5fa20$901fa318@triad.rr.com>, Carl Grohs 
<cgrohs@triad.rr.com> writes
>I can remove the glass for
>cleaning on my copier, why not on a scanner?
>
What resolution does your scanner cope with?
And your copier?

I am sure that you can keep the copier clean in a domestic or office 
environment to well within the resolution of the sensor - but I don't 
think you will manage that with a 2450 scanner.

Whether they shouldn't allow you to open the glass "at your own risk" is 
another issue.  I think they certainly should because the amount of 
plastic used in modern scanners makes the deposit of outgassed 
plasticiser on the glass over time to be almost inevitable.
-- 
Kennedy
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