Would it be safe to treat desk top computers and stereo receiver and speakers etc, in this device? Also, how long does one load take to treat?
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I treated some electronics with it and they were fine, but I didn't treat a computer. I'm not sure if that would be okay or not. Loading it is very quick and easy, you just want to make sure there is space around stuff so that the heat gets to everything. It takes about 6 or 7 hours, about 5 or 6 to get up to temperature and then another hour that everything should stay at that temperature. Hope this helps.
451965
Yes, it it safe to treat electronics in a device like this. The components in most electronics will withstand temps higher than 130F. Most commercial electronics have a rated max around 70C (~159F) . I'd say it takes 60-120 minutes, depending on what you put in the device. You get a basic thermometer to track the temp. Put the batteries in the "outside" thermometer on first, then put the batteries in the one with the LCD display. Bury the outside therm as deep as you can among the items in the enclosure. You should see temps on both sides of the display. I got it to treat luggage after trips and thrift store finds. It holds quite a bit, and folds to a small size for storage.
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Yes, it it safe to treat electronics in a device like this. The components in most electronics will withstand temps higher than 130F. Most commercial electronics have a rated max around 70C (~159F) . I'd say it takes 60-120 minutes, depending on what you put in the device. You get a basic thermometer to track the temp. Put the batteries in the "outside" thermometer on first, then put the batteries in the one with the LCD display. Bury the outside therm as deep as you can among the items in the enclosure. You should see temps on both sides of the display. I got it to treat luggage after trips and thrift store finds. It holds quite a bit, and folds to a small size for storage. Yes, it it safe to treat electronics in a device like this. The components in most electronics will withstand temps higher than 130F. Most commercial electronics have a rated max around 70C (~159F) . I'd say it takes 60-120 minutes, depending on what you put in the device. You get a basic thermometer to track the temp. Put the batteries in the "outside" thermometer on first, then put the batteries in the one with the LCD display. Bury the outside therm as deep as you can among the items in the enclosure. You should see temps on both sides of the display. I got it to treat luggage... » Read More Yes, it it safe to treat electronics in a device like this. The components in most electronics will withstand temps higher than 130F. Most commercial electronics have a rated max around 70C (~159F) . I'd say it takes 60-120 minutes, depending on what you put in the device. You get a basic thermometer to track the temp. Put the batteries in the "outside" thermometer on first, then put the batteries in the one with the LCD display. Bury the outside therm as deep as you can among the items in the enclosure. You should see temps on both sides of the display. I got it to treat luggage after trips and thrift store finds. It holds quite a bit, and folds to a small size for storage. « Show Less
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I haven't had a bit of a problem with my computer, The best one I have ever had. Send it to the Mfg and see if they can fix it.I'm sure Amazon can help you with that. Might be a bad bunch.
1220584
I would not immerse it. But check with iRobot. It seems best suited for routine maintenance and not necessarily unjamming big problems.
371324
Yes, this was built for exactly that kind of use and environment. On initial setup, I believe that is the default behavior. Having said that, the one caveat with this device is the importance of the initial setup. It isn't difficult, but it will require a computer, network, proper cabling,and about ten minutes.
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Your determination of badly is ambiguious. I have one with contents for cleaning and repair, 2 seperate procedures. Which ever one that I use in a particular case the end results vary. I have had CD's & DVD's with various types of severity in the damage. I can honestly say that this piece of equipment works fairly well for me most all of the time. But it does not peform miracles. I don't know exactly how bad your damage or scratches are, but for putting out a few bucks, it will probably be worth it in the future. Sorry about the first answer being sent before I finished it, typo error. Hope this answer gives you enough information for you to make a formable decision. Good Luck
1236522
Yes ---- This is NOT recommended as it would upset the built in arrangement. For best results use it as received. You will be surprised at the surround sound you will gwet. GOOD LUCK
1943999
No. I have had this computer for six months and it has been non functioning most of the time. The only thing worse than the computer is the rudeness of the Geeks who try to fix it. The hard drive has to be replaced and it's been in the Geek shop for two weeks. Terribly slow and sick computer.
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Brandon,Yes, to both of your questions. Please note that the proper installation of any component that does not damage the computer will *not* void the warranty on the system.
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I have had no problems with mine yet I got it for my daughter to do music gigs and as a studio works well so far she uses wyfy allot to sounds like you mite wana run microsofts fix it if you use windows its a free download you could have a worm trojun been hacked so many things now if you use your comp out in public allot on other wffy you could be a siting dunk for hacks heres a good malware for free https://www.malwarebytes.org/mwb-download/ http://www.superantispyware.com/?tag=SUPERANTISPYWARE this is the best free spyware sory I'm in a bit of a hury install update oh and make sure your fire wall is on lots of malware turns it of get free zone alarm fire wall or another free cant thin k of name sory gota run
1067671
Wish I could answer your question, but I really don't know. Just a guess, if your speakers are higher than 4 ohm, it is probably safe, but someone else with more of electronics knowledge would be better to ask.
795561
The best I can do on this is to say that you will need to send for repair. I personally do not keep anything on my computer permanently-like maybe two days. I use external drives. Again it is the price paid for light weight. The only time I do not have another computer is when I travel internationally. Otherwise I can send it in and use my other computers. The Acer website has support info on service. There is also an international site. I have sent desktop computers in for repair so this is similar. I would say that you should follow their suggestions in the manual for conditioning the battery so that it lasts longer and performs better. I will just have to pray it is ok while traveling internationally.
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My apologies for the long time to respond to this, this is the first time I get asked a question through Amazon. Anyways the power supply worked great for me but the problem could be from the power source or the speakers. So try to test your speaker with the same power supply at another location in your house or a friends house maybe with a portable mp3 player. Also if someone else has the same speakers borrow the power adapter or swap your friend's speakers from the monitor just to test it.
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I am responding from the computer, I have not found any damage, and so far love this computer! It is fast responsive and easy on my old eyes! Good luck to you U! Teresa
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I would try using monitor wipes, or sanitizer. sanitizer works for alot of things.
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BEatlefanI am driving a pair or Polk T15 Bookshelf Speakers that sit on my desk. They get quite loud yet still remain quite clean :)) . If your TV has RCA outs should be no problem
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I honestly never did do that My pop has told me that you never connect everything to one unit for the fear of electrical damage that could happen so I advise getting PC speakers or better yet there are phono jacks I've seen on a PC system and two bookshelf speakers great sound and the cd burnt with the pc equalizer in it it sounded as if you're in the studio or there in concert so I hope this has helped you and wish you the best. By all means contact me about this Bud Lucas yerington nv
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I feel it is fairly safe, the quality of the product should be accurate to the description. You're paying what you think the item is worth. Some people have the ability to repair these devices so partially damaged items may be for sale. Just be thorough and take your time to read all the information about the product and you should be ok. :)