Write down a description of where each of the labels are located on the
board, and carefully remove those labels for re-attachment after cleaning.
This is what I do to preserve labels. Usually the label adhesive on older
products is shot anyway - and the labels need to be attached again after
just minimal handling.
- Matt
At 07:03 AM 12/27/2001 -0800, you wrote:
>Hi all,
>
>The thread on cleaning cards by running them through
>the dishwasher was timely as I am resurrecting an
>HP3000/XE. The system came from Pacific Pipe in
>Oakland and is the *filthest* system I have ever seen.
>The "computer room" on the second floor was left open
>to the work yard and all matter of dirt, dust, grime
>etc was sucked into the CPU, disc drive and tape. The
>CPU boards literally had a layer of grime covering
>them.
>
>Of course since this was an HP box it booted right up
>even though it was basically "clogged".
>
>Many of the HP cards have paper stickers indicating
>part number, revision, etc. Any thoughts on preserving
>these through a dishwasher cycle? Or should I just
>gently hand rinse? THanks!
>
>Lee Courtney
>
>
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