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Are there any potential safety hazards associated with this repair, such as electrical, chemical, or mechanical risks?

What protective gear (e.g., gloves, goggles, mask) is necessary for this repair?

Are there specific precautions recommended for handling the item’s materials (e.g., adhesives, solvents, glass components)?

Do you have access to proper ventilation if needed (e.g., for fumes from adhesives or cleaning solvents)?

Are there any specific disposal requirements for waste materials like batteries, chemicals, or damaged parts?

Check for any warnings or safety guidelines in the repair manual or other sources you researched.

Identify any potentially hazardous materials involved and ensure you understand how to handle them safely.

If you’re unfamiliar with a safety procedure, consider searching for demonstration videos or guides.

Gather any necessary protective equipment before starting, even if it’s as simple as gloves or a mask.

Set up a dedicated workspace with adequate lighting and ventilation, especially if you’re working with chemicals or small, sharp parts.

Keep emergency contact information handy, like poison control or local emergency services, if working with hazardous materials.

Plan for safe disposal of any waste materials (e.g., used solvents, broken glass) in accordance with local regulations.

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