Basic System Deconstruction - Revision history

Kevin.Williams at 00:24, 26 April 2014

2014-04-26T00:24:23Z

Cliff at 01:16, 1 April 2014

2014-04-01T01:16:20Z

Darryl: /* Little boxes below the bench */

2012-10-18T15:50:56Z

Little boxes below the bench

Darryl: /* Containers on top of the bench */

2012-06-01T19:38:29Z

Containers on top of the bench

Darryl at 19:37, 1 June 2012

2012-06-01T19:37:18Z

AustinCrouch: /* Where do I put it? */

2012-05-04T23:46:01Z

Where do I put it?

AustinCrouch: /* Safety Introduction */

2012-05-04T23:40:34Z

Safety Introduction

AustinCrouch: /* Safety Introduction */

2012-05-04T23:39:18Z

Safety Introduction

AustinCrouch: /* Safety Introduction */

2012-05-04T23:38:46Z

Safety Introduction

AustinCrouch: /* What Do I do? Who do I ask? */

2012-05-04T23:14:08Z

What Do I do? Who do I ask?

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 ==Little boxes below the bench==
-There are 4 bins below each workspace at the bench.  The smallest bin, usually upper-left, is for both speakers and fans.  The other 3 larger bins are for circuit boards of any kind (mostly motherboards and cards if you're recycling computers) & anything that might contain a circuit board - mostly drives (DVD drives, CD drives, Floppy drives, Tape drives, Zip/Jazz drives).  Nothing needs to be removed from motherboards, except wires/cords and
+There are 4 bins below each workspace at the bench.
-other boards/cards that are plugged into the motherboard.  Mobos  are disassembled later in a separate step. No need to disassemble drives - that happens in a separate step too.  If a processor or card comes loose, these can be put in with circuit boards.
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 ==Containers on top of the bench==
-Small steel parts and screws can go in the white container on top of the bench.  The red bin is for small mixed items that are difficult/impossible to deconstruct like switches and plugs.
+Small steel parts and screws can go in the white container on top of the bench.  The red bin is for small mixed items that are difficult/impossible to deconstruct like switches and plugs.  The red bin is also a place for thin flexible plastic (not E-plastic), foam or any other small item that doesn't
 ==Small parts==

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 =What Do I do? Who do I ask?=
-Welcome to Recycling! Head over to the Recycling Check-In area by following the signs. The person approaching you is either a staff member or recycling intern can help you get started.
+Welcome to Recycling! Head over to the Recycling Check-In area by following the signs. The person approaching you is either a staff member or recycling intern.  They can help you get started.
 If no one is there, feel free to help yourself to gloves and safety glasses until someone shows up.  You don't need safety glasses if you wear prescription glasses.
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 ==Big Boxes in front of me==
-*When standing at the recycling bench, you'll see signs above the gaylords (warehouse-sized cardboard boxes) showing the contents of each one.  If you're unsure of where something goes, just ask.
+*When standing at the recycling bench, you'll see signs above the gaylords (warehouse-sized cardboard boxes) describing the contents of each one.  If you're unsure of where something goes, just ask.
-*The plastic gaylord is the most finicky in that it generally contains absolutely NO metal.  The only metal allowed into the plastic gaylord is brass, when it is molded into the plastic part.
+*The "E-plastics" gaylord is the most finicky in that it generally contains NO metal.  The only metal allowed into the plastic gaylord is brass, when it is molded into the plastic part.
-*CBM gaylord is for Staff use only and is typically for small drives and mixed items that have plastic and metal and are unable to be deconstructed further.
+*CBM gaylord is for Staff use only and is typically for small drives and mixed items that have plastic and metal.
 ==Little boxes below the bench==
-Below each of the benches are 4 bins.  The smallest bin, usually upper-left, is for both speakers and fans.  The other 3 larger bins are for circuit boards of any kind (mostly motherboards and cards if you're recycling computers) & anything that might contain a circuit board - mostly drives (DVD drives, CD drives, Floppy drives, Tape drives).  Nothing needs to be removed from motherboards, they are disassembled later in a separate step. No need to disassemble drives - that happens in a separate step too.  If a processor or card comes loose, these can be put in with circuit boards.
+There are 4 bins below each workspace at the bench.  The smallest bin, usually upper-left, is for both speakers and fans.  The other 3 larger bins are for circuit boards of any kind (mostly motherboards and cards if you're recycling computers) & anything that might contain a circuit board - mostly drives (DVD drives, CD drives, Floppy drives, Tape drives, Zip/Jazz drives).  Nothing needs to be removed from motherboards, except wires/cords and
 ==Containers on top of the bench==
-Small steel parts and screws can go in the round containers on top of the bench.
+Small steel parts and screws can go in the white container on top of the bench.  The red bin is for small mixed items that are difficult/impossible to deconstruct like switches and plugs.
-==Small random parts==
+==Small parts==
-If it's made of one material, it can go into its designated container/gaylord.  Usually this means Thin Colored Wire, Ribbon Cable, Plastic with no metal attached, and rarely - Cords.  When possible, remove screws and/or safely pry unlike materials apart without breaking them.
+If it's made of one material, it can go into its designated container/gaylord.  Usually this means Thin Colored Wire, Ribbon Cable, Plastic with no metal attached, and rarely - Cords.  When possible, remove screws and/or safely pry unlike materials apart without breaking them.  If this isn't possible, put the small item in the red bin on top of the bench.
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 =Safety Introduction=
 Volunteers are required to wear gloves and safety glasses while working in Recycling. They are available at Recycling's check-in area, where tools are lent out. If you'd like a dust mask, please ask and we will give you one. Closed-toed Shoes are also required.
 Please also remember some common sense safety, like: