Asus g73 speakers grill

Hello,

Any idea how to remove it for cleaning. The dust air left some white residue on it, and i would like to open it up, and clean it.

Any ideas?

Thanks

 

Use a brush to clean it. Takes about a minute and you are done.

 

nop, not good enough.

Any ideas how to open it.

 

Try something like this: Kinetronics | Spec Grabber Cleaning Tool with Two | KSSGN | B&H

Its meant to get dust specs off a camera lens, would work pretty good on the speaker grill I think unless the dust is deep inside where you cant reach.

 

You'd have to take the system apart including detaching the LCD.

 

Any mini vacuum will work?

 

Ive heard this works pretty well for cleaning in small crevices:

ThinkGeek :: Cyber Clean Electronics Cleaning Putty

 

I doubt that it is efficient enough to clean dust as I used that before and it seems like useless for small crevices.

 

I clean them with a camel hair brush I bought in a car boutique store for detail cleaning

 

What is camel hair brush? Anyway, is it effective in cleaning the mesh grill?

 

Anyone here who has used air compressor before to clean up the mesh grill?

For instance:
LogiLink® | Reinigung Druckluft Spray (400ml) LogiLink® | 24.05.2010

 

Like this ones:
Amazon.com: Camel Hair Brush (1 ea): Industrial & Scientific

It has done the trick for me, they are a little harder than the normal ones

 

OIC. I would consider that into my list. Currently, I'm thinking of getting myself an USB powered mini vacuum although there are many negative comments and reviews about this product. IMHO I believe that if I vacuum the mesh grill everyday, the mesh grill will be cleaner.

 

I'd be cautious though. A different situation but I used an air compressor to clean the inside of my G51 laptop from underneath. I think I over did it in the fan area because when I booted up again the speakers no longer worked. This might have been a problem with using my HDMI on a monitor or spraying too much and too hard underneath the speakers. I'm still not sure. But after spraying I did have new dust come from underneath the grill near my left speaker. Speakers work fine now but I'm just worried about spraying air too hard could damage something.

 

After hearing the exp. from you guys, I personally think that I'm not pro enough to do the cleaning by using air compressor. Thus, I better stick to the ori. plan, that is, choose either USB powered mini vacuum or camel brush.