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Risk Management for Electronic Equipment
Damage-Inducing Factors
Electronic equipment can also suffer severe damage from several
factors
- Fire and soot
- Water and moisture residues
- Contamination from smoke deposits
- Corrosion
- Dust accumulation
- Corrosion caused by sea air
- Acid spills
- Oil contamination
- Contaminants in the air conditioning system
- Fluctuations in the voltage of the electric power supply
- Lightning activity
It has been often seen that after an outbreak of loss-producing
events, the user feels that his equipment has been damaged beyond
repairs. After a fire, computers suffering heat and soot damages
are often thought to be irreparable from their post-loss appearance.
However subsequent to testing by experts in the field, most of
the equipment is found in working condition. It is possible to
restore damaged equipment provided proper steps are taken during
restoration and the job should be entrusted to an expert in the
field.
Click here to learn what kind
of damage can be caused by allied factors.
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