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Essential Safety Tips for PC Technicians: Managing Static Electricity and Equipment Handling

This guide emphasizes the critical safety precautions for PC technicians, particularly regarding static electricity and hardware repair. A small electrostatic discharge can severely damage sensitive electronics, yet humans typically only feel significant shocks. Technicians must avoid disassembling power supplies and CRT monitors; full replacements are necessary for defective units. Only trained professionals should service monitors. Adhering to these safety standards is vital to protect both the technician and the equipment from electrical hazards.

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Essential Safety Tips for PC Technicians: Managing Static Electricity and Equipment Handling

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  1. Safety for PC Technicians CIT 233: Hardware Repair

  2. A.k.a. static electricity Unequal voltage potential between two objects A very small amount can ruin electronics Humans feel only large amounts Electrostatic Discharge

  3. Power Supply Do not disassemble power supply Replace entire power supply if defective CRT Monitor Do not disassemble monitor Replace entire monitor if defective Only specially trained technicians can service monitors Protect Yourself from Shock

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