Questions and Answers
What should you always do before starting work on a computer?
What is the primary purpose of an anti-static wrist strap?
What hazard does circuit overloading pose when assembling a computer?
Why is it important to cover exposed wiring during computer assembly?
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What should you do if a liquid spill occurs while building a computer?
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Which action is most effective in preventing electrical hazards?
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What does grounding ensure during computer assembly?
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In which condition is it safe to work on a computer?
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What should you check for to avoid dangerous conditions in wiring?
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Study Notes
Basic Electrical Safety Guidelines
- Turn off all devices before starting any assembly work to ensure safety.
- Follow basic electrical safety rules to prevent hazards while working with electronics.
Anti-Static Wrist Strap
- An anti-static wrist strap is crucial for preventing static electricity damage to computer components.
- The strap ensures grounding, protecting both the builder and the computer parts during assembly.
Common Hazards and Precautions
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Circuit Overloading
- Overloading circuits can result in electrical fires, posing significant risks during computer assembly.
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Exposed Wiring
- Open wires can cause electric shocks; it is essential to cover and secure all wires to prevent accidental contact.
Liquid Damage Prevention
- Keep liquids away from the assembly area to avoid potential damage to computer components.
- Work in a dry and clean environment with dry hands; if spills occur, stop and ensure everything is dried thoroughly before proceeding.
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Description
This quiz focuses on the essential electrical safety guidelines to follow while assembling computers. It covers topics like turning off devices and using anti-static wrist straps to prevent electrical hazards. Ensure your safety with these critical practices during electronic assembly.
