On Vacuum cleaners,
I have been worn that vacuum cleaner CAN rapidly built up enough of a static charge the burn out sensitive chips.
Canned air or dust off, etc. don't generate static. And so they are preferred.
Have said that, I've used a vacuum in side the case, but away from circuit boards.
Rob Zilin
Karen Thompson wrote:
What a coincidence! I took apart one of my imacs today to replace the battery and I used (carefully) the vacuum cleaner with the plastic crevice tool with no harm. I can totally empathize with you as I have six cats (yes I'm crazy and one is a kitten who is prone to these type of incidents and is klutzy).
Good Luck!
Karen T
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