How much harm can a side of fries do? - Refrigerators

A carbon-steel wok will give better results than a frying pan if you want to make a good stir fry. Not just from a taste point of view but also because it's much easier to flip the food around in a wok. In a frying pan it just shifts it to the other side and a key point of stir fry cooking is the movement.

Depending on your computers processing ability you may be doing it more harm than good because the newer OS need and use more of the processor, sometimes they still need more than technology breakthroughs have given them.

But if you still want to try go to Fry's or any other large computer corp.

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ofcourse sir , this all happens when regulater get shorted and gives over charging may harms battery ..one thing more when you continue your ride on short regulator its starts buring ur inner down stator coil...so better replace both things ..i mean rectifier regulator and stator coil...

Usually a storm will not harm the mother board. I would try to replace the power supply. That should take care of your problem.

The Sunpak PZ 4000 and 5000 were made for film cameras. I have one for my EOS film cameras. It works just fine. I know this series of flashes was not made for the digital cameras. It likely will not harm your camera if the flash is designed for your camera brand. But some functions will not work.
For example, do not use a flash for Minolta on a Nikon.
You risk damaging your cameras electronics or frying the flash.
Get their PZ 20, PZ 30, PZ40 or PZ 42X for your digital camera.

NO, it's NOT safe to run the microwave without it.
It's not that it's harmful to you--because it's not--but it IS harmful to your microwave. That cardboard cover that you're talking about is called a "mica shield," which, in short, protects your microwave from frying itself.


I'd say talk to Sanyo to see if they can get a replacement for you (which they usually can, or they can at least tell you where to get one). According to their website, www.us.sanyo.com , it doesn't look like they have a support phone number, but they have service locators--I'd say if you can give one of the centers a call, and give them you model, they might be able to help you out with getting the mica shield ;)


Good luck! :)

Good that you are careful about the upgrade.
However you can upgrade your powersupply with a higher wattage rating without any problem. Increased wattage power supply does not fry or harm your system. The only thing that you should be careful before you buy the new power supply is its compatibility with the existing cabinet / case that you have.

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most are just sediment filters. if water become constricted just change. no harm will come, unless you have contaminated water to start with.

no, it will not harm the DVD drive nor the DVD itself in any way, the drive would just not recognize it and would display a no drive in the Drive warning that's all
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You should never provide more voltage to a tool or motor than what it is designed for. So, as a result, I would advise strongly against it. You have the chance of frying circuits and capacitors very easily by doing so.

On the flip side, using too low a voltage will also result in motor damage. Stick with an 18v battery for an 18v drill.

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