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If you are going to move to another place, it may become a difficult task when you have to pack all of the things in your home. This can also happen when you need to pack your electronics. In order to avoid a technology meltdown, you need to pack and transport these valuables with special attention. Just read on the following tips to pack electronics for a move and get your electronics secure while packing and transporting.

The first thing that you need to do is to read the user's manuals for items like plasma or LCD television, large screen, printers, and computers. You will find that most of manuals provide tips to pack and move the items in questions.

The second thing is by using the original crating and packaging if possible. It would be great if you have kept the original packing materials and boxes which contained your computer or television because you can use them for safely moving your electronics to another location. If you only could save the box, you can purchase packing material to safely cushion the item inside for a move.

The third thing is to pay more attention to the CPU (central processing unit) of your computer. Since CPU is the most sensitive part of computer and it can be damaged by jarring, you have to be very careful in packing this device. It is suggested for you to not use packing peanuts with CPU as the cushioning because they are able to cause static electricity that can damage any information stored on the CPU.

The fourth thing that you have to do is to maintain the proper temperature for all of your electronics. If you are going to move during the extreme weather condition, it is suggested for you to not load your electronics including the accessories at the night before your moving. If you want to move your printer, you have to remove the toner and ink cartridges from the printers and faxes. Besides, you also need to secure the printer heads before moving.

Packing Electronics for a Move

By: Alexander O Mcgee




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