Why do some electronic devices that were working stop working if they remain unpowered for long periods? Is there an explanation for this and is it possible to avoid it?
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Why do some electronic devices that were working stop working if they remain unpowered for long periods? Is there an explanation for this and is it possible to avoid it?
I think the OP's context is game systems (a couple of the earlier questions were regarding LCD display longevity, and capacitor life). Game systems are made down to a cost, nothing the OP can do will preserve those products indefinitely (you'll be lucky if nothing within them fails within a few decades) - and it's more practical to run the games themselves forever in emulators and on newer hardware in future.
my devices: consoles snes and ps2 slim, tvboxes, handheld consoles (without battery), tv crt 29", hdds, cartridges snes, power supply 12v or 5v
my room storage temperature varies 34-36C humidity 59-70% i use dehumidifier compressor
what tips prevents fails?