Article: Once you've got the pieces taken out and everything is accessible, you can start dusting. Use compressed air to blow out dust from hard to reach cracks, and suck it up with a vacuum hose. Make sure to get every nook and cranny, as dust can lead to overheating. Blow out all of the vents with compressed, and make sure to blow air through the heatsinks on the motherboard assembly. Clean out the USB plugs, as well as dust each individual component. Thoroughly clean the large fan so that no traces of dust remain. If you are really worried about overheating, you can remove the heatsinks from the motherboard and replace the thermal paste. This is not necessary and only recommended if you can live without the PlayStation, as you have a significant chance of damaging it when removing the heatsinks. Once you are finished cleaning up the inside, it's time to put everything back together. Go back through the steps of this guide in reverse order to make sure that everything gets put back in the right place. Make sure all of the components are properly connected so that everything works when you turn it back on. Be sure to remember to reinsert the hard drive before turning on the PlayStation, or you won't be able to use it.
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Start cleaning. Replace the thermal paste (optional). Reassemble the unit.
Article: You'll have an easier time drawing the hair if you can use the head as a reference point. Find a reference photo and draw the outline of the person's head. If you don't want to use a reference photo, draw an oval that's narrower at the bottom than it is as the top. Don't worry about making the outline of the head perfectyou can adjust it later. Outline the sides of the hair, the top of the hair, and the hairline. End the sides of the hair about halfway down the face. Leave a small gap between the hair and the head to give the hair some volume. The right way to draw the outline will depend on the hairstyle. If the hair is longer on the top than on the sides, outline the shorter hair on the sides of the head so the tops of the outlines are in line with the parts in the hair. Then, draw the outline of the longer hair on top of the head. If you're drawing short hair that's the same length all around, just draw one connected outline since there won't be any noticeable parts in the hair. If you're drawing curly short hair, draw the outlines of the curls around the top and sides of the head, but don't draw the individual curls within the hair yet. A lot of shorter hair has thick, distinct pieces throughout it, particularly on the top. If the hair is brushed back, draw these pieces of hair coming up and away from the hairline. If the hair is brushed forward, start at the top of the head and draw the pieces of hair coming down toward the hairline and over the forehead. Some of the pieces will overlap. Some of them might be thicker than others, and some of them might stick out straight or curl to the side. If you're drawing textured, curly, or wavy hair, there will be more clusters of hair throughout the outline.
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Sketch the outline of the head. Draw the basic shape of the hair on the head. Draw clusters of hair throughout the outline.
Article: Look through your basementor the lowest level of your houseto find where the main sewer line passes into the earth outside. The main sewer line carries all sewage leaving your house directly to the septic tank. The main sewer line is typically made from cast iron or heavy PVC pipe. Once you've noted where the sewer line leaves your house, find the corresponding point on the outside of your home. The sewer line will continue underfoot for several feet, until it empties its contents into the septic tank. So, since sewer lines run straight, you can be confident that the septic tank lies in a straight line from the point where the sewer line exits your house. Septic tanks are commonly located within 10 feet (3.0m) of your home, in the front or back yard. After the septic tank was installed (when your home was first built), the dirt and soil on top of the tank may have sunk below the level of the surrounding ground. Walk outwards from your home following the direction of the sewer line, and note any areas that have settled or which are covered with dead grass or extra-wet soil. Since it's easier to let sewage flow downhill than to pump it uphill, the settled area will typically be downhill from your home. Grass above your septic tank may be dead and brown because, if the tank is not buried very deep, it will keep grass roots from growing far into the soil. Similarly, the surface of the ground above your septic tank may become saturated since water is not able to drain far down into the soil.
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Find where the sewer line exits your house. Follow the direction of the sewer line. Look for a settled or depressed location along the sewer line.