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If your moisture meter does not have pins, but does require contact and has metal plates for its readings, like our paper moisture meter or a non-destructive wood moisture meter, you will want to take the same care with the scanning plates that you would with the pins. If the scanning plates get covered with dirt, dust, or water, you will want to wipe the plates clean, again with a soft, dry cloth. Debris or dust on the plates should be cleaned as soon as possible to protect the plates. This is also a time to inspect the moisture meter for scratches or divots in the plates, which can affect readings and give you inaccurate results. CAN I BE BRAINLIEST PLEASE
