Do anyone knows how to clean motherboard????

[lolipro]

Sira habai memory slot eka athule kunu yanne nah ne

Hmm......
small Brush 1k thibbama athi!
danata 4 years withara ehema karanawa!aulak na

what to do>>>
nywy i used eraser to clean VGA card pins but eventually it brocken
think chip faliure

 

[sri_lion]

tell me how to use that bottle thing?????

There are some places that brushes cant really reach or take the dirt off, like inside those PCI, Memory slots, Heat Sinks...

Find a thick flexible bottle with a small hole at the end, like a lotion bottle or a shampoo bottle... then aim at the slot and squeeze so the a jet of air will blow out the dirt inside!

(Make sure the bottle is empty first and completely dry, if not you end up filling your slot with lotion! HAHA )

Also for stuff like memory sticks you can use an eraser to clean those contacts!

 

[lolipro]

ayyo ayya not that eraser stufff........

There are some places that brushes cant really reach or take the dirt off, like inside those PCI, Memory slots, Heat Sinks...

Find a thick flexible bottle with a small hole at the end, like a lotion bottle or a shampoo bottle... then aim at the slot and squeeze so the a jet of air will blow out the dirt inside!

(Make sure the bottle is empty first and completely dry, if not you end up filling your slot with lotion! HAHA )

Also for stuff like memory sticks you can use an eraser to clean those contacts!

coz i have already lost a VGA card due to that method of pin cleaning......
eraser effected it and totally lost the card

 

[sri_lion]

coz i have already lost a VGA card due to that method of pin cleaning......
eraser effected it and totally lost the card

I've been doing it for many years now, never had a problem...

Ofcourse after I use the eraser I would use the bottle method to just take any left over crumbs on the contacts!

How often do you actually clean your PC?

 

[milindasenarath]

HAHAHA Why you worry so much, I just use a soft brush, my Hair Dryer and an empty bottle with a small hole to blow out dust in tight spots...

do u hav a dryer

 

[sri_lion]

do u hav a dryer

A Hair Dryer? Yeah I do.. I got it as a free gift for buying something else

I have no use for it other than using it to blow off dust!

 

[lolipro]

MMMM not frequently

I've been doing it for many years now, never had a problem...

Ofcourse after I use the eraser I would use the bottle method to just take any left over crumbs on the contacts!

How often do you actually clean your PC?

but i decided to do a one sooner as i saw inside is full of dust>>>>

 

[lolipro]

mmm in this weekend i decided to do it

but i decided to do a one sooner as i saw inside is full of dust>>>>

 

[lolipro]

Hey gusy i found something new in marcket!!

Its a cleaning compound like a rubber. I got it yesterday from Unity.... Still ddnt try it have to google it and find bout whether its safe no.... nyway il tell about it after i use it Aw it was 800 Rs. it stick all dust to it self (as the shop owner said) and it seeks though every nook and corner... i saw it (he displayed me and cant explain its more like a pice of clay)

 

[OptiplexFx]

Normally vacuum cleaners or hair driers are NOT recommended, because they may create static electricity which intern can damage some of the sensitive components. But the risk of this actually happening is low (but why risk it??). Best way is to use a brush and a can of compressed air.

I know a guy who actually washed a motherboard (with water and soap) as an experiment, he still managed to get it working after letting it dry for several days. I’m not lying.. But certainly not the best way to clean a motherboard...

 

[lolipro]

wot bout that glue stuff

Normally vacuum cleaners or hair driers are NOT recommended, because they may create static electricity which intern can damage some of the sensitive components. But the risk of this actually happening is low (but why risk it??). Best way is to use a brush and a can of compressed air.

I know a guy who actually washed a motherboard (with water and soap) as an experiment, he still managed to get it working after letting it dry for several days. I’m not lying.. But certainly not the best way to clean a motherboard...

Have you heard it before???

 

[OptiplexFx]

Have you heard it before???

Well, technically all the components of a motherboard are sealed (covered by plastic or some sort of a water resistant insulator) ; therefore even if you wash it, water should not go inside any of the components (ICs, transistors, capacitors etc..) . However the most important thing to remember is that it has to be completely dry before turning on. Because even the slightest amount of moisture can lead to a short circuit. BTW if you use distilled water then the risks are even lower, because distilled water doesn't conduct electricity.

I don’t know how long that board lasted after that, but it did work after washing, that’s all I know. Even though I didn't see it happen, I trust the guy. Its not surprising to hear that he tried something like that (he does this kind of things a lot) and it is not that hard to imagine, as I said before, under the correct circumstances it could work.

 

[lolipro]

Thanks dude>>>>

Well, technically all the components of a motherboard are sealed (covered by plastic or some sort of a water resistant insulator) ; therefore even if you wash it, water should not go inside any of the components (ICs, transistors, capacitors etc..) . However the most important thing to remember is that it has to be completely dry before turning on. Because even the slightest amount of moisture can lead to a short circuit. BTW if you use distilled water then the risks are even lower, because distilled water doesn't conduct electricity.

I don’t know how long that board lasted after that, but it did work after washing, that’s all I know. Even though I didn't see it happen, I trust the guy. Its not surprising to hear that he tried something like that (he does this kind of things a lot) and it is not that hard to imagine, as I said before, under the correct circumstances it could work.

I used a sticky ball like thing reasontly found in Unity named cyber clean... its normaly used for cleaning keyboard but i used it for all purpose .... so far so good..... dont know what will happn next o to others....