Handling A Notebook Computer

Notebook is a fragile machine or sensitive portable computer typically weighing less than 6 pounds (3 kilograms), has a flat-panel display and miniature hard disk drives, and is powered by rechargeable batteries. Notebook computer also known as laptop computer. Here I summarized a few do's and dont's that will help you to handle your Notebook properly.

The most important thing is take care to prevent your note book from physical punishment, such as dumping or dropping It will cause your Notebook damaged especially when the Notebook is functioning or charging. You should avoid placing heavy material on top of your Notebook. It is include putting too many items such books into your Notebook bag. The compression might cause internal damage.

Do not disassemble your Notebook. Only an authorized Notebook repair person should disassemble and repair your Notebook. When you are handling your Notebook, pick up the Notebook by the bottom (keyboard) half. When operating your Notebook, avoid scratching, twisting, hitting or pushing the surface of your Notebook display. You also should not placing objects between the displays and the keyboard. Use the Notebook where the temperature is above 5 oC or below 35 oC (41 oF and 95 oF).

Avoid putting pressure on the power jack while the AC Adapter is plugged. This could break the adapter plug. Keep the Notebook more than 13 cm (5 in.) from any electrical appliance that generates a strong magnetic field, such as a motor, magnet, TV, refrigerator, or large audio speakers. The other thing is keep liquid away from your Notebook.

When your are working with diskette, CD, DVD or handy drive, make sure the diskette or handy drive is insert into the computer properly. CD's or DVD's should be placed properly into the tray and push gently to avoid the tray broke out. It is important not to touch the lens on the CD-ROM tray. Make sure the CD-ROM is properly seated before you close the tray. Also, you should hold the compact disc by the edges and not touch its surface.

When you are operating your Notebook or charging the Notebook's battery, do not leave the base of your Notebook in contact with your lap or any part of your body for and extend period. Your Notebook dissipates some heat during normal operation. Extended contact to the skin could cause discomfort or eventually, a skin burn.