In a message dated 11/11/00 8:04:35 AM Eastern Standard Time, 
phil@freedomprojects.co.uk writes:
<< If I were to make some XY monitor get well kits that require mucking around
 with the tube and stuff, then I'm liable for any damage you cause to
 yourself. It doesn't matter what I get you to sign to say I'm not liable,
 I'd still get shafted. (Not sure how this relates to monitor get well kits,
 though.) >>
I don't think this is necessarilly true. I remember reading one court case 
where some idiot tried to sue Sharp because they got juiced trying to adjust 
a monitor with an uninsulated screwdriver. As long as the monitor has the 
appropriate warnings (and as long as the  manufacturer has a decent legal 
dept.) they should be covered. The analogy the Sharp defense used was "This 
case gets thrown out of court if the plaintiff got burned on a hot stove..."
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