Recycling Handbook - Revision history

Kevin.Williams at 18:24, 19 July 2014

2014-07-19T18:24:25Z

Jashcraft: /* Aluminum Drives */

2014-06-27T00:25:06Z

Aluminum Drives

Jashcraft: /* Keyboards */

2014-06-27T00:24:05Z

Keyboards

Jashcraft: /* Wireless Alliance - cell phones */

2014-05-15T00:08:03Z

Wireless Alliance - cell phones

Jashcraft: /* Staff Only */

2014-05-15T00:07:11Z

Staff Only

Cliff: /* Aluminum Drives */

2014-04-01T01:45:29Z

Aluminum Drives

Cliff: /* Hard Drives */

2014-04-01T01:43:54Z

Hard Drives

Cliff: /* Daughter Cards */

2014-04-01T01:39:05Z

Daughter Cards

Cliff: /* Network Devices */

2014-04-01T01:37:30Z

Network Devices

Cliff: /* Keyboards */

2014-04-01T01:36:27Z

Keyboards

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	==Guide for setting up and teaching warehouse tasks.==		==Guide for setting up and teaching warehouse tasks.==

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 ==Advanced volunteer tasks==
 ===Aluminum Drives===
 *Bins Required:
 ** Mid-grade Circuit Boards

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 ===Keyboards===
 *Bins Required:
 ** Hard Plastic

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 May 2014 notes from John:
-Cameras Digital (and film) are being sold to a bulk buyer for an art project. Please deliver these to bulk sales after removing batteries and data cards. Unless they are good enough to reuse through the store, obviously.
+*Cameras Digital (and film) are being sold to a bulk buyer for an art project. Please deliver these to bulk sales after removing batteries and data cards. Unless they are good enough to reuse through the store, obviously.
-Chargers that are not clearly matched up with a phone: please send them to wherever you would normally send power adaptors.
+*Chargers that are not clearly matched up with a phone: please send them to wherever you would normally send power adaptors.
-Batteries should be left inside of devices.  Loose batteries would need to be individually bagged  for the wireless alliance, or sent to recycling for further processing.
+*Batteries should be left inside of devices.  Loose batteries would need to be individually bagged  for the wireless alliance, or sent to recycling for further processing.
-Cases, manuals and packaging that appear to be garbage can be recycled or trashed here.
+*Cases, manuals and packaging that appear to be garbage can be recycled or trashed here.
 Historical note:
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 Leather  or rubber cases can be thrown in the trash.
 Loose batteries should never be included in the box, they are a fire hazard. Batteries inside of the devices can stay.
 ==== Filmy Plastic ====

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 *     Mixed Rigid aka Mixed Plastic (this will be baled):
 **      By the Gaylord.
 ==== Filmy Plastic ====

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 *How to Teach:
-**Stress that with the power drill it is easy to strip screws and that striped screws make aluminum unclean.
+**Stress that with the power drill it is easy to strip screws and that stripped screws make aluminum unclean.
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 *How to Teach:
-** Separate the Circuit board from everything else by removing all screws that are on the circuit board.(other screws are irrelevant unless harvesting magnets) We have a special toolkit for the smaller screws on laptop size drives.  Once the circuit board is loose it should be cleaned of any foam rubber. The screws and main body of the dr
+** Separate the Circuit board from everything else by removing all screws that are on the circuit board.(other screws are irrelevant unless harvesting magnets) We have a special toolkit for the smaller screws on 2 1/2 inch drives.  Once the circuit board is loose it should be cleaned of any foam rubber. The screws and main body of the drive can go into the chassis container.
 *Special Notes:
-** We now have the tools required to remove the boards from laptop drives. In the past we have instructed volunteers to pry off the thin circuit boards so that they rip neatly around the screws.  The "HD Toolkit" is 1 Torx-6, 1 Torx-4, 1 Phillips #00.
+** We now have the tools required to remove the boards from 2 1/2 inch drives. In the past we have instructed volunteers to pry off the thin circuit boards so that they rip neatly around the screws.  The "HD Toolkit" is 1 Torx-6, 1 Torx-4, 1 Phillips #00.
 * Alternate method

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 ** Circuit Boards
 *** Size:Medium to Large
-*** Contents: Cards needing no further deconstruction (button batteries can stay on boards for now), Mid and Low Grade Circuit Boards, RAM & processors.
+*** Contents: Cards needing no further deconstruction, Mid and Low Grade Circuit Boards, RAM & processors.
-*** QC into: CAT 3 Barrel, Low grade Barrel, and Medium Grade Circuit Board Gaylord
+*** QC into: CAT 3 Barrel, CBM gaylord, and Medium Grade Circuit Board Gaylord
 ** Steel
 *** Size: Medium to Large

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 *** Size: Medium clear bin
 *** Contents:  Medium and Low Grade Circuit Boards
-*** QC into:  Medium Grade Circuit board gaylord and low grade circuit board barrel.
+*** QC into:  Medium Grade Circuit board gaylord and CBM gaylord.
 ** Everything Else
 *** Size: medium white bin
 *** Contents: Low Grade Cicuit Board, Wires, Non-Magnetic Metal, Wires/Cables, filmy plastic, or any other left over bits.
-*** QC into: Low Grade Circuit Board Barrel, Trash, Dirty Plastic, Thin Colored Wires
+*** QC into: CBM gaylord, Trash, Dirty Plastic, Thin Colored Wires
 *Special tools: Magnets for metal testing steel

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 *** Size: Small
 *** Contents: Medium and Low Grade Circuit Boards
-*** QC into: Medium Circuit Board gaylord and Low Grade Barrel
+*** QC into: Medium Circuit Board gaylord and CBM gaylord
 ** Wire
 *** Size: Small