A guide to computer safety

 

computer safety is paramount when building your system. The computer is an

 

power supply

electronic item, meaning that it operates with current supplied by a power supply.

In order to avoid any incidents of shock or personal mishap, extreme care must be taken when working with parts and in setting up your computer, so computer safety is a must.

 

 

Here is a list of Do's and dont's

 

  • Make sure that the power supply is unplugged. Some may say to keep the plug in as a method of grounding. I however do not recommend this since accidents can happen. LEAVE the plug out of the outlet to prevent accidentally putting on the current.
  • Buy an anti-static wrist strap or make sure that you are properly grounded.
  • Do not remove parts from its anti-static bag before you are ready to use them.
  • Do not touch electrical contacts on parts with your hands.
  • Read all instructions before installation.
  • Stay away from magnets or any item with magnets ie: speakers. Information written on electronic chips are written in code just as your hard drive, This can be easily erased if placed near magnets. Many electronic enthusiasts make this common mistake.
  • Read the article on Static electricity.


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