There are some important precautions you should take into account when building a computer to ensure the safety of you and your computer parts.
Stay Safe With Electricity
Electricity is an important issue to consider with dangerous implications for those who ignore it. When building your computer, be 100% sure that the power supply is disconnected from the mains. Also make sure that all network cables and telephone lines are disconnected from the computer.
Another electricity safety tip is to only turn the power on to your computer when the case cover is on. Don't ever work on the inside of your computer with the power plugged in and turned on.
Be Aware of Static Electricity
Static electricity is a real hazard than can cause significant damage to your computer components.
Use the Right Tools for the Job
These days, building a computer doesn't require many tools at all. But if you're going to be using a tool, make sure you use the right one for the job.
Never apply too much force to install hardware and confirm you are inserting it into correct socket.
Stay Safe With Electricity
Electricity is an important issue to consider with dangerous implications for those who ignore it. When building your computer, be 100% sure that the power supply is disconnected from the mains. Also make sure that all network cables and telephone lines are disconnected from the computer.
Another electricity safety tip is to only turn the power on to your computer when the case cover is on. Don't ever work on the inside of your computer with the power plugged in and turned on.
Be Aware of Static Electricity
Static electricity is a real hazard than can cause significant damage to your computer components.
- Always wear an antistatic wrist band when building your computer.
- Keep sensitive components in the antistatic bags that they came with, and only remove them from the bag when you are ready to install that component.
- Touch the cover of your computer to remove any static charge you may have.
Use the Right Tools for the Job
These days, building a computer doesn't require many tools at all. But if you're going to be using a tool, make sure you use the right one for the job.
Never apply too much force to install hardware and confirm you are inserting it into correct socket.
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