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Fusiontron
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A ton of water got into it. Now the display is messed up but only so that I can't see the bottom line.
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Can I fix my water-damaged TI-83 with an oven?
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- Thread starter Fusiontron
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SUMMARY
The discussion centers on repairing a water-damaged TI-83 calculator using an oven method. Users recommend removing the batteries and setting the oven to 160°F, placing the calculator inside for two hours. It is crucial to open the oven door every half hour for one minute to allow moisture to escape. This technique aims to restore functionality to the display, particularly the bottom line that becomes unreadable after water exposure.
PREREQUISITES- Understanding of basic electronics and device components
- Familiarity with the TI-83 calculator model
- Knowledge of safe oven usage and temperature control
- Awareness of moisture damage effects on electronic devices
- Research the effects of moisture on electronic circuits
- Learn about alternative methods for drying out electronics
- Investigate common repairs for TI-83 calculators
- Explore preventative measures for water damage in electronics
This discussion is beneficial for electronics enthusiasts, DIY repair technicians, and anyone seeking to restore functionality to water-damaged calculators, particularly the TI-83 model.
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