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December 1st 18, 04:56 AM
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O.T. Cleaning computer
On Fri, 30 Nov 2018 20:12:58 -0800 (PST), Mark Twain
wrote: I meant (rivets) not(2) of course.. Maybe I can get a set of anti-static brushes that can get in-between the fan blades to clean/loosen the dust and then vacuum? I don't think they thought much about maintenance when they build computers. . Robert They do think a lot about ESD tho and if you don't remove any grounds or detach any components you are pretty safe with a vacuum as long as you don't actually touch the components with the nozzle. Safest is a static safe "toner" vac like the 3M. The hose is bonded and the crevice tool is carbon fiber. 
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