Cautions Regarding Handling Memory - Fujitsu K50Y Manual

Cautions regarding handling memory

Caution
Please turn off the PC and the devices that are connected to it and unplug the power cord from
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the outlet before installing or exchanging memory.
Failure to follow this procedure may result in electric shock, fire or injury.
Note
Please do not remove screws from any locations other than those indicated when installing or
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exchanging the memory.
There is a risk of injury if you remove screws from places other than those indicated.
Also, this may result in damage.
Please do not touch anything sticking up from the surface of the circuit board with your hand.
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There is a risk of injury. Also, this may result in damage.
Please do not leave the removed memory in a place where small children can play with it.
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There is a risk of injury if a small child were to play with it and put it in their mouth.
Also, this may result in damage.
Cautions when installing memory
Please be sure to insert the memory after confirming the insertion direction when installing memory.
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The memory will not seat completely if it is mistakenly inserted in the wrong direction or it is inserted
incompletely which can result in a failure.
Memory is structured in such a way that it is very weak with regards to static electricity and it can be
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destroyed by the static electricity from a human body. Before handling the memory, please
discharge any static electricity by touching your hand once to a metallic object.
Please do not insert the memory multiple times. This may result in damage.
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Please do not touch the connectors or the IC portion of the memory. Also, do not use a strong force
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with the memory.
If you cannot install the memory well, try once again to install the memory after removing it rather
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than forcefully trying to install the memory.
Please hold the memory with both hands as indicated in the illustration below. Please be sure to
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never touch the terminals which are the parts with the gold colored lines.
Do not touch this part.
Memory
There may be an electrical charge flowing in the computer even when the power has been
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disconnected. Please always confirm that the power cord has been unplugged from the outlet.
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