August 2024 Right to Repair Workshop: Keep Your Laptop Juiced & Cool

You're not the only thing that gets drained in the summer heat. Your laptop needs to refresh its battery occasionally and stay cool to operate. This month, we'll cover how to change your laptop's battery safely and also how to keep your laptop cool, even in this heat.

August 2024 Right to Repair Workshop:  Keep Your Laptop Juiced & Cool
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Changing your laptop's battery can be tricky. Find out why!

You're not the only thing that gets drained in the summer heat. Your laptop needs to refresh its battery occasionally and stay cool to operate. This month, we'll cover how to change your laptop's battery safely and also how to keep your laptop cool, even in this heat.

When: Tuesday, August 13 at 7 p.m.

Where: Gateway Community College (Washington Street campus) in the Advanced Cyber Systems Lab
The ACSL is located in Room 2108 of the MA building. Click here for ACSL directions and parking.

This event is free and open to the general public. Seating is limited.

DETAILS

🔧 We have all the specialty tools you’ll need thanks to iFixit! That includes everything from technical screwdrivers to antistatic tables.

👨‍🏫 Wyatt Johnson will lead a session on replacing your computer's battery safely and tips for keeping it nice and cool. There will be brief section on the theory behind this and then attendees will try it themselves under Wyatt’s guidance.

🔧 We have all the specialty tools you’ll need thanks to iFixit! That includes everything from technical screwdrivers to antistatic tables.

💻 Bring your own computer and new RAM or use one of ours to practice on worry-free!

🌍 Save the planet! And money! Your old tech does NOT have to end up in a landfill and you don’t have to be a techie to save some money.

💲 This event is free, but the insurance that enables us to put on public events isn't (we think that's lame, too). Help us keep this and other awesome events open to the public by making a tax-deductible donation to TEC here.