Warning!

Ø      Be sensible. If your machine is still under warranty and you’re covered, get it repaired professionally at the manufacturer’s expense.

Ø     Remember that a laptop is an electrical appliance and tinkering inside anything electrical can be dangerous. Unless you have a basic competence with electrical things, it’s best to leave repairs to someone properly qualified. Generally (but not always), laptops are powered by external transformers and use voltages of about 15–20 volts, so the risk should be small. But there are still high-voltage components inside (like the LCD screen inverter) that can give you an electric shock. Take all appropriate precautions before you start: unplug the machine completely, remove the battery as well, and maybe leave it like that for a few days to let any stray charges leak away.

Ø     While the laptop may not harm you, you can easily damage it. Even if you’re not clumsy and ham-fisted, stray zaps of static electricity can destroy chips in a moment, so use anti-static protection.

Ø     If you really don’t know what you’re doing, leave repairs to someone better qualified: tinkering with your broken computer could turn a minor problem into major damage and render your machine totally beyond repair. If you’re determined to proceed, you do so absolutely at your own risk: don’t blame me if you screw up!

 

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