A user wishes to dispose of a CRT monitor that is no longer working. Which of the following steps should a technician complete before proceeding with the disposal?

The correct answer is C. Ensure familiarity and compliance with all relevant local regulations. CRT monitor has lead, which is a toxic component of the cathode tube. In order to dispose off properly, you need to be familiar with state and local regulations.

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ABreak the glass in the CRT in a controlled environment to prevent injury
BDischarge all capacitors in the CRT and remove them before disposal
CEnsure familiarity and compliance with all relevant local regulations
DEnsure that the monitor is no longer working and repair if possible

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A
8% (3)
B
3% (1)
C
74% (28)
D
16% (6)

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CRT monitor has lead, which is a toxic component of the cathode tube. In order to dispose off properly, you need to be familiar with state and local regulations.

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#CRT disposal#environmental regulations#hazardous materials#safety compliance

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