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BEFORE YOU BEGIN
Working with electricity comes with huge risks that should never be taken lightly, safety should
always come first.
To avoid personal injury, possible damage to equipment or danger of fire, all work on electronic equipment
should be conducted following these safety procedures.
General Safety
Before working on any electronics, consider following these basic safety precautions to help reduce any hazards.
• Remove any electronic equipment you’re testing or working on from the power source.
• Never assume the power circuit is off. Test and test again with a voltmeter to confirm.
• Remove fuses and replace them only after the power to the circuit is disconnected.
• Don’t connect power to a circuit until you’re done working on it and rechecked the work.
• Always ensure that all electronics equipment is properly grounded
• If it’s damaged, replace it. For instance, replace cables instead of repairing with insulating tape.
• Always use the right electronics repair and maintenance tools.
• Always return covers after removing them to reduce the risk of electric shock.
• Make sure your circuit is not overloaded.
• Always have safety equipment like a fire extinguisher, a basic first aid kit and a mobile phone nearby.
Personal Safety
Here are some personal safety precautions to keep in mind:
• Always keep your work area dry.
• Always work in a well-ventilated area.
• Don’t wear flapping or loose clothing when working.
• Don’t work with metallic jewelry on your hands like watches, rings and bracelets.
• Always wear non-conductive shoes.
• Always remove power to a circuit before connecting alligator clips.
• Always wear safety goggles.
• Be careful when handling large capacitors as they can still hold high voltage even after you’ve
disconnected the circuit from power.