Proper storage and cleaning are crucial to maintaining the performance and longevity of your telescope. Follow this professional guide to keep your equipment in top condition.

• Dust Protection:

Cover your telescope with a plastic sheet or store it in a dust-free environment. Always use dust caps on lenses when not in use.

• Low-Temperature, Dry Environment:

Store the telescope in a cool, dry place to prevent lens fogging, mold growth, or deformation of the tube caused by heat. Using dehumidifiers or silica gel packets can help maintain optimal conditions.

Cleaning Supplies Needed:

• Hand Blower

• Lens Cleaning Solution (dedicated lens cleaner or 97%+ isopropyl alcohol)

• Microfiber Cloth

Cleaning Steps:

1. Use a Hand Blower to remove loose dust and debris from the lens or mirror.

2. For remaining smudges, dampen a Microfiber Cloth with a small amount of lens cleaning solution and gently wipe the surface from the center outward in circular motions.

3. For stubborn stains, use a Lens Cleaning Pen or apply a small amount of specialized cleaning solution directly to the stain and carefully remove it.

For William Optics telescopes equipped with the latest refractor focusing mechanisms, minimal maintenance is required due to their excellent sealing. Simply follow the storage conditions outlined above to ensure durability.

If you encounter issues such as mold on the lens or misaligned optics that cannot be resolved on your own, seek assistance from professional repair services. You may also contact our company via email for guidance or repair inquiries.