Yamaha YVS-140 Venova YVS-140 Owners Manual - Page 4

 Notes on Using the Instrument Follow the points listed below to prevent instrument malfunction and damage.  Notes on Handling the Instrument • Do not expose the instrument to extremely high temperatures such as near a heater, or direct sunlight (such as in a car during the day), and extremely low temperatures. Also, do not expose to excessive dust or vibrations. Doing so can deform and/or deteriorate the instrument hindering performance. • Do not place objects made of vinyl, plastic, or rubber on top of the instrument. Doing so can discolor and/or alter of the instrument. • Generally, though most chemicals should not be used for cleaning (see below), rubbing alcohol can be used, but only for lightly wiping the surface. Wipe thoroughly with a dry polishing cloth so that no solution or water remains. Remaining solution or water could result in surface discoloration or degradation of the instrument.  Notes on Caring for the Instrument • When cleaning the instrument, use a soft and dry/slightly damp cloth. • Never use paint thinners or other solvents, detergents, or chemically treated dust cloths to clean the instrument. Doing so could result in discoloration and/or deterioration of the instrument. • Do not put the instrument in a dishwasher or in boiling water. Doing so could result in deformation and/or deterioration, and could hinder proper performance of the instrument.  Keeping the Instrument in Good Condition Follow the instructions on proper care and handling below, to ensure that the instrument will remain in optimum condition for a long time. • Before assembling the instrument, use a cloth to remove any dust or foreign substance from the joint section. • After playing, remove moisture from inside the instrument. • Inspect and clean the instrument regularly (page 8). * The illustrations as shown in this manual are for instructional purposes only, and may appear somewhat different from those on your instrument. 4 Owner's Manual