A temporary electrical shutdown - or more accurately, the power surge which often occurs as electricity is restored - can wreak havoc with sensitive digital systems. [Electrolux]
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Power outages are a fact of life in summer, when high demand overtaxes the grid or seasonal storms damage equipment. Unfortunately, power outages and electronic appliances do not play well together. A temporary electrical shutdown - or more accurately, the power surge which often occurs as electricity is restored - can wreak havoc with sensitive digital systems.
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