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some models like mine support M2.0 but the SATA type, not NVME. make sure you know which one your motherboard supports. Cheers

At 06:05 you can see him opening the fans case, then you remove them and replace. Just need to find the right size (width - height)

I just broke the little pin. And I cant put in that big black thing so my keyboars doesnt work...

@@burakculhalik That's a bummer, I'm sorry about that. Those cables are all very fragile, a single wrong manouver can ruin them. However the important thing for making the keyboard work is to let the cable inside its slot, maybe you can fix it in another way, with a little piece of duct tape or something else. Also, is the pin definitely broken? Maybe is possible to repair it with lots of patience

@@burakculhalik Me too following the video i broke the pins of the keyboard slot, it had to be opened first to left and right before extract carefully the cable. So my keyboard is not functionnal now. I'll try to use some scotch to maintain the black thing in place but what difficult ! :/

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I think you didnt opened the switch and so the cable cant plug in, I paste here my comment made a few weeks ago: "I add a little info: the keyboard, mousepad and palmrest cables, the first flat-ones that you remove, have a little switch, you can ignore it for removing but you need to open them for re-inserting. The two little ones are easy, just open them (up) to connect the cables, then, close. The big black one (sex pun not intended) is a bit tricky, the connector have two little switches at the sides, just open by pushing parallel to the MB (not up). Done!"

Try cleaning them first, and if it doesn`t help the replacement isn`t that difficult.

@@ivanplamenov7768 Thank you. I ordered some compressed air to try cleaning them.

@@ivanplamenov7768 Tried using compressed air to clean via vents, didn't help. I am waiting on cleaning supplies I ordered to arrive (mini brushes and thermal paste because I think I will need to remove the heatsink to really get to the fans). The fan started clicking this past weekend, will cleaning it solve the clicking or does that require replacing the fan?

@@septic55 how is it now?

@@strichtarn3228 Thank you so much for following up. Cleaning the clicking fan didn't help, it appears that the fan blades themselves had warped. I ordered a new fan from New Egg and replaced the clicking fan. It went well, the fan screws were smaller than I had in my set, but found one that fit in my drawer of random stuff. No more clicking fan and the temps are staying normal.

I had no issues. You get it?

Just check the exact model of the laptop, because some of them have it depending on the model but some of them don`t.

@@ivanplamenov7768 I have double checked it. Many thanks

I am pretty sure it’s mSATA. Added a SATA III SSD today and it worked perfectly. I used the Western Digital SATA III 2280 m.2 1TB blue drive just FYI. Cloned HDD to SSD and reformatted the HDD.

Mine does not have an Msata, but have the M.2 slot (sata 3) that you can see at 5:12 Installed it, works fine, paired with the original HDD that I keep for simple storage.

Pretty sure that is the left speaker. That’s what the plug on the motherboard said it was anyways, on my laptop today

Yes I confirm, the black non - disassembled components at left and right are the speakers.

Hey, did you happen to find a solution to this? I'm having the same problem and don't know what to do.

@@Kubab104 Hi, yes I did solve the problem (well, half way unfortunately). An easy diagnostic to do is to deactivate audio drivers (software preferences), reboot the PC and see if the noise is still there. If not, it confirms the problem comes from the speakers. I then disassemble the PC again and remove the faulty speaker. Now it's fine, except I'm missing a speaker :(. I was not able to find a spare part unfortunately. HTH.

@@piqueselio I will try it then, thank you so much for the reply! :)

@@Kubab104 I had the same issue in the past. The only thing that helped was to unplug the speaker.

liquid metal is for advanced users who know what they're doing because its conductive as you may have noticed. use non conductive thermal paste next time its almost just as good

LOL :´DD

It depends on how many days you work per month. Usually its around 40-50euro for 12hour shift.

@@ivanplamenov7768 is not bad for bulgaria yes? You are considered an employee of takeaway.com ? you recive Social conditions you need to do more videos its so cool

Благодаря ви за подкрепата!

@@ivanplamenov7768 Моля! :)

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@@Shad0wKiller666 Благодаря за подкрепата !

Благодаря ! Надявам се да ви е харесало !

Glad I could help !

I recommend cross clock screwdrivers for maximum precision.

@@ivanplamenov7768 i'll try tomorrow, thanks.

If you need to ask this I highly recommend you to give it to someone more experienced.

Hi this is a great machinery for its price I definitely recommend it.

@@ivanplamenov7768 thanks a lot

The thermal paste is Grizzly Conductonaut.

I used kryonaut because it is non conducting. It isn’t as effecient but my first tests show great improvements. I’m sure if I run the stress test it will throttle but it’s good enough for me. I’m afraid the heat in my region may cause the conductonaut to bleed if kept vertical for too long. I may try it some day if I want to play with it

So glad I could help !

Me too 😄