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What are the most common hand tools of computer repair technician?

What are the most com­mon hand tools of com­puter repair technicians?

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8 comments to What are the most common hand tools of computer repair technicians?

  • PHormality

    Screw dri­vers

  • Calipso

    Chain­saw and a blowtorch.

  • siverskiier

    def­i­nitely screw­drivers. Don’t for­get your ESD wristband.

  • jonathanwash

    Screw dri­vers, allen wrenches, knife, mul­ti­me­ter, anti-​​static band, and a sledgehammer

  • Likini Solutions

    Screw­drivers — At least 2 sizes of Phillips and Flat head’s.

    Nee­dle Nosed Pli­ers (use­ful for those minia­ture jumper straps used on hard disks and expan­sion cards)

    Nut Dri­vers — A cou­ple of com­mon sizes

    Pickup Device” — a long probe with a mag­net on the end for pick­ing up screws and nuts that have fallen into inac­ces­si­ble places.

    Wire Cut­ters & Strippers

    Crimp­ing Tool (if you plan on mak­ing or fix­ing Eth­er­net or Tele­phone cables)

    Inspec­tion Mir­ror & Mag­ni­fy­ing Glass to see things!

    Small (per­haps LED) flashlight

    Other use­ful tools that don’t exactly qual­ify as “hand tools” would be a sol­der­ing iron, de-​​soldering vac­uum and a small dig­i­tal multimeter.

  • Lin

    Crimper
    Chip Extrac­tor
    Wire Cut­ter
    Bat­tery tester
    Flash­light
    Sol­der Remover
    Parts Retriever
    Long-​​nosed pli­ers
    Wire Strip­per
    6-​​pak of Corona

  • bj

    Very few tools are needed, some good screw­drivers or nut dri­vers, a sta­tic wrist strap, (but if you’re care­ful you can work with­out it). A pair of long nose nee­dle pli­ers, some flat screwdrivers.

    Sol­der irons, volt­meters (throw them out, you don’t need them),

    Prob­a­bly the most use­ful tool is a power sup­ply tester. They range from 10 to 15 dol­lars. If you sus­pect a bad on/​off switch you don’t need a meter to check it, just remove the con­nec­tor and then short across the pins with your nee­dle nose pli­ers to see if the com­puter will turn on.

    You might want to include a pair of mag­ni­fy­ing glasses.

    work in a com­puter repair shop

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