Difference between revisions of "Receiving Intake and Outake"

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This page is out-of-date and needs to be updated. It needs to be reconciled with the other documentation we have about what different areas want.--Elizabethwt 18:22, 10 November 2010 (UTC)

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 ''This page is out-of-date and needs to be updated.  It needs to be reconciled with the other documentation we have about what different areas want.''--[[User:Elizabethwt|Elizabethwt]] 18:22, 10 November 2010 (UTC)
-== '''What goes where in and after receiving''' ==
-This is the first wiki page for a project by the NPAs to make Receiving more responsive to the needs/wants/likes/dislikes of other areas.  The current idea is that NPAs will interview/communicate with/and/or/work in different areas around FreeGeek to learn more about what these areas should receive and how they should receive it.
+[[Category:Delete]]
-== '''Advanced Testing''' ==
-Who: E-beth
-*DO give them:
-**Thermal grease -[[User:Brittany|Brittany]] 02:13, 5 February 2010 (UTC)
-**That pink squishy foam that comes from motherboard boxes -[[User:Brittany|Brittany]] 02:13, 5 February 2010 (UTC)
-**Network devices:
-***Print servers
-**USB powered Zip drives -[[User:Brittany|Brittany]] 02:13, 5 February 2010 (UTC)
-*DON'T give them:
-*Nasty cell phone covers (throw them in the trash!)
-== '''Audio/Visual''' ==
-; [[Media:AV Triage.odt|AV Triage]]‎
-: What to do with VCRs, satellite TV receivers, cable TV receivers, and Tivo/DVR recorders
-; [[Media:AV DO NOT WANT.pdf|AV "Wants"]]‎
-: A chart that specifies the items that AV commonly wants.
-; [[Media:AV DO WANT.pdf|AV "Doesn't Want"]]‎
-: A chart that specifies the items that AV does not want.
-**Satellite receivers or cable TV boxes (go to CBM)
-**VCRs without their remotes or red/white/yellow video inputs
-**TiVos/DVRs (go to System Eval because they have hard drives)
-**'''Don't give them very broken or very dirty things'''
-**'''Don't give them tangled messes of cords'''
-**'''Don't stack so tall that it can come crashing down'''
-== '''Printers''' ==
-; [[Media:Printerland.odt|Printerland]]
-: A chart that specifies the items that printerland wants and does not want.
-: Printers takes: Printers, Multi-function Printers, Fax Machines, Scanners, Typewriters, Label Makers, Point of Sale Machines and Receipt Printers, Adding Machines, Hand-held and Slide Scanners, New/Used Ink, New/Used Toner. Printers does not take: Photocopiers, Print Servers, Scanners.
-*Who: Jake
-*DO give them: [[User:Brittany|Brittany]] 02:13, 5 February 2010 (UTC)
-**Printers
-**Multi-function printers
-**Scanners
-**Fax Machines
-**Label Makers '''(tally as miscellaneous item, but DON'T tally on printer land clipboard)'''
-**Point of Sale machines '''(tally as miscellaneous item, but DON'T tally on printer land clipboard)'''
-**Receipt Printers '''(tally as miscellaneous item, but DON'T tally on printer land clipboard)'''
-**Adding Machines '''(tally as miscellaneous item, but DON'T tally on printer land clipboard)'''
-**Those small, special printer cords (Mini Centronix parallel cords, see [http://colinjong.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/02/usbparallela03.jpg here]
-**Hand-held and slide scanners
-**New and used ink cartridges
-**New and used toner cartridges
-**'''DO keep the wall warts/transformers with the printers'''
-**'''DO keep plastic trays and accessories with the printers'''
-**'''DO keep printer ink/toner in the packaging'''
-*DON'T give them:
-**Photocopiers (If they can't connect to a computer, we have to send them to Far West Fibers)
-**Typewriters (now go to online sales shelf for Dave)
-**Print servers (A print server is a device that allows computer workstations to interface with one or more printers that are shared on a network. These go to Network Devices/Advanced Testing)
-**Test shredders in Receiving. If they work, send them to the Store. If they don't work, the cord should be clipped and recycled, the shredder will become CBM, and the bin will become dirty plastic.
-**'''DON'T put printers on their sides on the shelves or on the carts (toner may leak)'''
-**'''DON'T keep manuals/CDs/packaging with printers (it's available online)'''
-== '''Online/local sales''' ==
-*For Dave:
-**Manual/mechanical [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Typewriter typewriters] (not electric/powered). The only exception for powered typewriters is an [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IBM_Selectric_typewriter IBM Seletrics typewriter] -[[User:Brittany|Brittany]] 02:13, 5 February 2010 (UTC)
-**[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SLR_camera SLR cameras] (not [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Point_and_shoot_cameras point and shoot]) -[[User:Brittany|Brittany]] 02:13, 5 February 2010 (UTC)
-== '''Recycling''' ==
-'''CBM vs. Deconstruction'''
-From a conversation with Liane during early February '09:
-The deconstruction pile in the recycling area has been getting out of control, so Liane would like to work with us so that this doesn't happen.  One of the problems is that many items that should go to CBM have started going to deconstruction.  Here, however, is the rub: whether or not an item should go to deconstruction does not depend solely on the what the item is.  Sometimes, if recycling is receiving a lot of one item and they don't have time to take all of these items apart, recycling CBMs these items.  Other times, these items will be deconstructed.  In other words, it will probably not be possible to develop a set list of what Recycling wants in CBM and what they want in deconstruction.  So the policy that Liane suggested was, with the exception of a few types of items (and at this point is this author is not exactly sure what these items are), ''when in doubt, put it in CBM''.  The person in recycling always sorts through the CBM box when it is brought back from Receiving, so they will pull things out that they need at that particular time.--[[User:Elizabethwt|Elizabethwt]] 23:25, 4 February 2010 (UTC)
-'''Deconstruction items:'''
-*External Zip Drives with older connectors (parallel ports, etc.; see [http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/71N8B0V3SHL.gif here]: these are easy to disassemble for their e-plastic; the newer USB Zip drives like [http://www.productwiki.com/upload/images/iomega_zip_100mb_usb_powered_external_drive-400-400.jpg these] can go to Advanced Testing) -[[User:Brittany|Brittany]] 02:13, 5 February 2010 (UTC)
-*Laptop docks -[[User:Brittany|Brittany]] 02:13, 5 February 2010 (UTC)
-*Speakers or subwoofers with wood or cardboard casing -[[User:Brittany|Brittany]] 02:13, 5 February 2010 (UTC)
-*PCI brackets that are part metal, part ribbon cable - the store can sell some of these, but we get so many of them! They shouldn't just go into ribbon cable because they can easily be taken apart.  Firewire, USB, and older can definitely be recycled, but keep your eyes out for newer ones, like SATA, e-SATA, and HDMI, which can go to the store -[[User:Brittany|Brittany]] 02:13, 5 February 2010 (UTC)
-[[Category: Receiving]]
-===Battery Guidelines===
-*IF ITS RECHARGEABLE ITS RECYCLABLE!
-*If you see any of the abbreviations Ni-Cd, Ni-MH, Ni-Zn, Li-ion or Pb imprinted on the battery pack it means that the battery can be recycled.
-*When bagging batteries, the hardware donations staff member should pre-sort the batteries that can be recycled from the others varieties of batteries.
-*Do not bag UPS's. We can get a $$$ for them and they should all be taken back to advanced recycling in the warehouse to UPS incoming.
-*When bagging - Put each individual rechargeable battery into a separate bag. ONE BATTERY PER BAG!!! then wrap the bag
-*Give bagged batteries to a warehouse staff member for shipping.
- John m 03/03/2010
-=== '''Store''' ===
-; [[Media:Store.odt|Store]]‎
-: A chart that specifies the items that the store does not want.
-**[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cassette_tape_adaptor Cassette tape adaptors]
-Who:
-*DO give them:
-**Cables:
-***HDMI
-***E-SATA
-*DON'T Give them:

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