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Josh Pasek, University of Michigan

Televisions and Monitors Large displays present cleaning challenges: Soot infiltrates through ventilation Internal cleaning requires expertise to avoid damage Older CRT displays have high-voltage hazards Modern flat panels are often more practical to replace than restore Kitchen Appliances Appliances near fire sources face direct exposure: Major appliances (refrigerators, ovens) may be restorable with thorough cleaning Small appliances are often more economical to replace Food safety concerns affect appliances storing or preparing food Home Entertainment Systems Audio/video equipment varies in restoration viability: High-end equipment often justifies restoration costs Speakers can absorb smoke odors requiring treatment Gaming consoles may be restorable depending on exposure Smart Home Devices Modern smart devices, security systems, and IoT equipment: Distributed throughout properties, exposure varies Replacement may be simpler than restoration for less expensive items Documentation needs for insurance claims The Electronics Restoration Process Professional contents restoration for electronics after fire follows careful procedures to maximize recovery success

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