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| ''This wiki is part of a series of [[Manuals for Computer Refurbishers]].'' | |
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| === What is demanufacturing? === | |
| === Demanufacturing - monitors and televisions === | |
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| * A typical CRT monitor contains four to seven pounds of lead, that can be very dangerous if the screen is broken. Lead powder can be inhaled and may enter the ground water supply. | |
| * CRT monitors are sometimes called vacuum tubes. Because of the vacuum the glass can first implode then explode with shards of glass flying everywhere. Take care that tools do not crack the glass. | |
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