This topic could go for a while..
It's pretty simple, just say what you learned the hard way.
I learned that the cathode (I think) in the back of a monitor holds a charge long after it's unplugged. Screwdrivers aren't it's closest friend.
Also, just because something's hot doesn't mean you should touch it.
It's pretty simple, just say what you learned the hard way.
I learned that the cathode (I think) in the back of a monitor holds a charge long after it's unplugged. Screwdrivers aren't it's closest friend.
Also, just because something's hot doesn't mean you should touch it.