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Safely Clean Your Computer's Interior: A Step-by-Step Guide

Keeping your computer clean is essential for optimal performance. In this guide, you'll learn how to safely clean the inside of your computer using basic supplies like compressed air, a vacuum, and cleaning fluid. Follow the step-by-step instructions to ensure you remove dust and debris without damaging delicate components. Always remember to ground yourself to prevent electronic damage and take care when vacuuming. This maintenance task can enhance your computer's lifespan and performance.

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Safely Clean Your Computer's Interior: A Step-by-Step Guide

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  1. How to safely clean the inside of a computer. By Allan Dick

  2. Supplies Needed • A can of compressed air. ( A 10 oz. can generally cost from $5-$10 and you can get them at any hardware store) • Endust for Electronics or any other household plastic or metal cleaning fluid. • A face mask if you are allergic to dust. • A vacuum.

  3. Steps • Step 1 – Shut down the computer. Remove all of the peripherals. • Step 2 – Take off the outer case. (Unscrew screws) • Step 3 – Ground yourself by touching a metal part of the chassis. • Step 4 – Vacuum any loose dust out of the computer case. • Step 5 – Spray compressed air on the fan blades, the power supply chassis, drive chassis, and circuit boards. • Step 6 – Vacuum any remaining dust that the compressed air didn’t remove. • Step 7– Put the case back on the computer and reconnect any peripherals.

  4. Step 4 - Vacuuming Be careful while vacuuming inside the computer because the internal components are very delicate and can break easily. So don’t jam the vacuum in too hard.

  5. Step 5 – Compressed Air

  6. Step 6 – Vacuum Remaining Dust

  7. Resources or References • http://www.ehow.com/how_3664_clean-computers-insides.html

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