Ridzuan (left) repairing the electronics component of a water-damaged electrical appliance.
THE recent severe flooding in several states, including Selangor, has caused major damage to properties and belongings of flood victims.
Those whose homes were affected said waters rose very fast, leaving little time for them to save anything.
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Almost all the items sent to Dewan Azalea for repairs are covered in mud.
Shee using an electronic circuit cleaner spray to clean up water residue in an electrical item.
This laptop, which was completely covered in mud, could be switched on. The owner was advised to get damaged parts replaced since the motherboard and screen were working.
This microwave was completely covered in mud when it was sent for repairs to Dewan Azalea.
Some of the electrical appliances have pentalobe security screw, which may need someone with a more comprehensive screwdriver set to open it.
A few electrical items in need of cleaning and repairs at Dewan Azalea. (Right) After thorough cleaning, the appliances are dried using blowers.
Over 300 electrical and electronic items were repaired at the community service programme by Shah Alam City Council at Dewan Azalea in Taman Sri Muda from Dec 28 last year to Jan 1.
Lam says the first thing that should be done when water begins to rise is to turn off the earth-leakage circuit breaker.
Premalar’s old radio is working well despite having been under water.
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