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Revision as of 13:11, 11 July 2014
We're happy to announce we have a working wiki installed.
We should try to concentrate on creating a series of "meta-resources", in line with the articles we're publishing on the Guardian "How to Mend". So, we're not even pretending to be competing with iFixit or similar make/model-based resources, but instead providing useful information, ie. how to search for a user manual, what to do when searching for a spare part, how to speed up a laptop, etc
Consult the User's Guide for information on using the wiki software.
Getting started
List of pages
The following pages currently exist. (Those in red don't yet exist but are projected.)
General
- Style guide
- Safety - Safety instructions to be adhered to at all Restart Parties.
- Resources - Good sites for fixit or disassemble guides, service manuals etc.
Basic electrics and electronics
- Volts amps watts and ohms - what every Restarter should know.
- PAT testing - PAT testing survival guide.
- Electronic components - recognition, failure modes and testing.
- Power supplies - how they work, what can go wrong, and how to test and fix them.
- Electric motors - different types, how to recognise them, test them and maybe fix them.
Mobile electronic devices
Feature phones
Smart phones (except Apple)
iPods, iPhones, iPads
Cameras
Audio/visual
- How to mend Headphones
Computers (desktop and laptop)
- How to deal with a slow laptop - mainly Windows oriented.
- Linux migration
Computer peripherals and networking
- Troubleshooting inkjet printers.