Cleaning energized electronics with hydrofluroether-based cleaner.

That's ok for most electronics, but regular water (or salt water if you've got it) is best for Siemens gear.

But are the debris getting dislodged and now in a solution not have the possibility of making it conductive in areas? Or is this just rare enough that it isn’t worried about?

At an expo, I saw an entire computer functioning happily while two feet deep in a little aquarium of oil or some such.

I do not like this.

How much cancer does it give you

Most expensive cleaning job ever

3M Novec

me wants

Very interesting! I have not seen this process used in electronics cabinets before. Seems like this cabinet had a lot of dust ingress that should have been filtered out

That cannot be environmentally friendly…..

PFAS for the win.

The cleaner might be non conductive, but the gunk washing off might be very conductive

TOXIC AF

non-conductive fluids are such a cool concept.

Why not just it run in the solution and then filter in cycles

yeahhhh thats the stuff.

I watched the video before i read the title and i almost went feral

dislodging components, great way to secure one's job

que miedo!

🤤🤤🤤

where can i get some of that wonder liquid for my dustycrusted GPU

still not great for fan bearings

oddly satisfying