Hi! I am back! I finally replaced my fan, disconnected battery first, then I went forward to disassemble the fan and install the replacement one. The laptop finally does not make much noise and its peaceful here, aside from enjoyable. Thanks a lot for this tutorials!
It's my pleasure my friend. 😊 Thank you for taking the time to give feedback! If you would like to support the channel, please like, subscribe, or both. :P Should you have any questions or requests in the future, please don't hesitate to ask me. 🍻cheers
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Loved this video. Solves most of what i want to do but i wanted to also see the whole disassembly in case we want to change keyboard or other various parts.. i cant find such a video on UA-cam
It's my pleasure, my friend. 😊 I deeply appreciate your taking the time to provide feedback. If you're inclined to support the channel further, feel free to like and subscribe-or even both! Regarding your question, there is not much to it, the next step is removing the motherboard screws and detaching the cables and under is the metal plate that is revit with plastic and keyboard under, for e.g check this video after once i remove the motherboard and you will get an idea how to change the keyboard and you will not wish to even go there, the steps are identical for keyboard replacement. ua-cam.com/video/gmOVtgHf_1Y/v-deo.html Should you have any further questions or requests in the future, please don't hesitate to ask me. cheers🍻
It's my pleasure, my friend. 😊 I deeply appreciate your taking the time to provide feedback. If you're inclined to support the channel further, feel free to like and subscribe-or even both! Should you have any questions or requests in the future, please don't hesitate to ask me. 🍻cheers
You did a good job.. those thermal pads were in good shape so it is fine to reuse them. I do take issue with your use of MX-4 though. On Ryzen 5+ series where 90c+ is normal briefly during all-core CPU loads this WILL break the mx-4 down fast. On these thick is better-coolermaster maker gel, syy, etc. Otherwise..you will be back in there. If you didn't bench it before-Cinebench r23 CPU multi w/hwinfo64..you want to pay attention to CPU Package power. 60w or 54 long@90C is ok. 30W@99C is not and indicates missing paste or other issues.
Thank you for the feedback! if you wish to support the channel you can LIKE or SUB or both :P regarding your issue with Mx-4 i would agree with you my friend but we have tested the mx4 benchmark and on every core temp and we have not yet seen a mx-4 breaking down, also i recommend this paste because of the price to performance, and its for laptops that are not overclocked or used to for rendering. for the high performance GPUs and work station i would recommend as you say tick paste as "thermal grizzly kryonaut extreme" that we do love it for durability and awesome 14,2 W/mk there are many pirated mx-4 on amazon btw that are like water base ( we purchase from reliable source and it's nice a pasty)
Very useful video! I will soon have to buy a paid of those fans and replace 1 of them, thanks a lot for these tutorials, I do not want to pay for a technician that'll cost me extra money 😅😅 I have a question: What is all that black tape area at the left side of the battery, below the CPU's? What is it covering?
Thank you for the feedback! if you wish to support the channel you can LIKE or SUB or both :P regarding your question: its absolutely trash don't worry its a grounding tape , but the heat-sink is grounded with screws, therefore trash that tape.
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Cpu temp thermals dropped 10degrees from stock paste thats about 3 years old. I used kryonaut. Its good stuff. Id think run of the mill stuff would be ok to
hello, how often should i clean the fan? i got the laptop over a year ago and am not sure when i should clean it and am very worried i'll damage the laptop :/
🫠Regarding your question, the frequency of laptop cleaning depends on its usage and the cleanliness of the room. If your area is always dusty, the laptop may need more frequent maintenance. Normally, if you use the laptop daily for over 5-6 hours with medium to high load, I would highly recommend servicing it every 8-9 months. Once you open, clean, and reapply thermal paste, take note of the date. After the next 8-9 months of similar usage, open and service the laptop again. Pay attention to whether the thermal paste is dry and if the fan and airway are clean. Based on that, you can determine if you should extend or decrease the time between services. There is no exact schedule for everyone, so don't let anyone fool you with a specific number. It all depends on the user, workload, hours of usage, and environment. Should you have any further questions or requests in the future, please don't hesitate to ask me. cheers🍻
You are welcome! Glad that it helped you 😊Thank you for the feedback! if you wish to support the channel you can LIKE or SUB or both :P If you have any future questions or requests, please don't hesitate to reach out to me. I'll be happy to assist you.
Thank you for your feedback! If you wish to support the channel, you can like, subscribe, or both! Regarding your question, i have made a mistake on script when reading, the pads on vrams are .5mm pads the pads on components are 1mm pads amzn.to/43ZNk0q
An informative one.. i repasted my laptop almost 3 times in last 3 years but still needs a repaste i think for this year .. and im planing to change the thermal pads alongwith the thermal paste can you suggest me a good one for this laptop? i have the same model.. and i do edit and gaming on it..
It's my pleasure, my friend. 😊 I deeply appreciate your taking the time to provide feedback. If you're inclined to support the channel further, feel free to like and subscribe-or even both! Regarding your question, use a "thermal grizzly thermal pad" they are very good and last 5years without any issues. Should you have any further questions or requests in the future, please don't hesitate to ask me. cheers🍻
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Hello, new subscriber here, do you have any suggestions because my HP pavilion gaming laptop just became a helicopter 😅, I mean it make loud noise that's like a bearing inside the fan just loosen. If the fan is the problem where could I buy one. Thank you!, Anyway nice tutorial you have here.
Thank you for your feedback! If you wish to support the channel, you can like, subscribe, or both! Regarding your question, you will need to repaste and if after repaste you still get the grinding noise and loud sound then purchase the fans from aliexpress the fan number is write right on top of the fan, if you need help finding them let me know by giving me the picture and number. Should you have any further questions or requests in the future, please don't hesitate to ask me.
Thank you for your feedback! If you wish to support the channel, you can like, subscribe, or both! Regarding your question, you can BUT make SURE YOU STOP the fan from spinning when blowing with air compressor else it will generate voltage back to the board,or to be safe disconnect the fans from motherboard. if you want to clean the heat-sink and fan without removing the cover, it may not be a good idea, because if there is a enough amount of dust in there it can get pushed into the fan and lock the fan. Should you have any further questions or requests in the future, please don't hesitate to ask me.
It's my pleasure my friend. 😊 Thank you for taking the time to give feedback! If you would like to support the channel, please like, subscribe, or both. :P Should you have any questions or requests in the future, please don't hesitate to ask me. 🍻cheers
I've just cleaned my laptop's back panel and both the fans with your help but when I started my laptop it said cmos(502) error and it just started well after. Is it something I have to worry about or it's nothing?
It is my pleasure. There is no need to worry about the CMOS message, as that is a one-time message because you disconnected the battery and the CMOS reset to default. That message will be displayed once. No future action is required.
recommend the workshop towels, but if you use cotton cloth just becarefull with tiny capacitors on the GPU, make sure you don't yank them. just cleant he crystal dye
Thank you for the feedback! if you wish to support the channel you can LIKE or SUB or both :P regarding your question: i highly recommend to do a repaste and heatsink cleaning, if you want to see a temp change.
🫠Regarding your question, it will not affect in any way, you fine Should you have any further questions or requests in the future, please don't hesitate to ask me. cheers🍻
Thank you for your feedback! If you wish to support the channel, you can like, subscribe, or both! Regarding your question, absolutely nothing no need to worry about it. Should you have any further questions or requests in the future, please don't hesitate to ask me. cheers🍻
Thank you for your feedback! If you wish to support the channel, you can like, subscribe, or both! Regarding your question, use a flat screw driver to be able to grip from bad screw head. this videos may give you an idea too: ua-cam.com/video/xLt6dMIsO9E/v-deo.html ua-cam.com/video/UaMO0sH45VI/v-deo.html Should you have any further questions or requests in the future, please don't hesitate to ask me.
🫠Regarding your question, yes they are 99% identical. Should you have any further questions or requests in the future, please don't hesitate to ask me. cheers🍻
Hello sir... I have a same laptop. Whenever i connect the charger to laptop the gpu performance drop drastically and gpu works on low voltage and even a small game lags. But when I disconnect the charger the GPU voltage increases and game work fine.. I checked everything and done each and everything possible including bios upgrade.nothing works:) help me
Using a thermal pad on a CPU or GPU is not recommended because thermal pads have lower thermal conductivity compared to other thermal interface materials like thermal paste. Thermal pads are typically made of silicone or other insulating materials, which can impede the transfer of heat between the CPU or GPU and the heatsink. Thermal paste is specifically designed for this purpose and provides better thermal conductivity, allowing for more efficient heat transfer. It fills in microscopic imperfections on the surfaces of the CPU or GPU and heatsink, ensuring better contact and heat dissipation. While thermal pads may be easier to apply and offer some convenience, they are generally not as effective as thermal paste when it comes to heat transfer. Therefore, it is recommended to use high-quality thermal paste instead of thermal pads for optimal cooling performance.
Hi! I am back!
I finally replaced my fan, disconnected battery first, then I went forward to disassemble the fan and install the replacement one.
The laptop finally does not make much noise and its peaceful here, aside from enjoyable.
Thanks a lot for this tutorials!
awesome job, glad you got it replaced and now enjoy the peace and quiet 🫠🍻
Hello my friend, my laptop is HP pavilion gaming 15, and my fan also making a helicopter noise😢, where could I buy a decent fan for it to replace?
where did u find another fan? i've been looking for one to replace. Much appreciated
Y'all got any answer as to where to replace the fan?
Where to get the fan from*
Just repasted my laptop, this video helped me a lot. Thank you very much!
It's my pleasure my friend. 😊 Thank you for taking the time to give feedback! If you would like to support the channel, please like, subscribe, or both. :P
Should you have any questions or requests in the future, please don't hesitate to ask me.
🍻cheers
it is the ram and ssd
Thanks for the video, just what I was looking for. Very informative. Wish you success!
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Should you have any further questions or requests in the future, please don't hesitate to ask me.
Loved this video. Solves most of what i want to do but i wanted to also see the whole disassembly in case we want to change keyboard or other various parts.. i cant find such a video on UA-cam
It's my pleasure, my friend. 😊 I deeply appreciate your taking the time to provide feedback. If you're inclined to support the channel further, feel free to like and subscribe-or even both!
Regarding your question, there is not much to it, the next step is removing the motherboard screws and detaching the cables and under is the metal plate that is revit with plastic and keyboard under, for e.g check this video after once i remove the motherboard and you will get an idea how to change the keyboard and you will not wish to even go there, the steps are identical for keyboard replacement.
ua-cam.com/video/gmOVtgHf_1Y/v-deo.html
Should you have any further questions or requests in the future, please don't hesitate to ask me.
cheers🍻
thank you, this will be my first to go guide
It's my pleasure, my friend. 😊 I deeply appreciate your taking the time to provide feedback. If you're inclined to support the channel further, feel free to like and subscribe-or even both!
Should you have any questions or requests in the future, please don't hesitate to ask me.
🍻cheers
You did a good job.. those thermal pads were in good shape so it is fine to reuse them. I do take issue with your use of MX-4 though. On Ryzen 5+ series where 90c+ is normal briefly during all-core CPU loads this WILL break the mx-4 down fast. On these thick is better-coolermaster maker gel, syy, etc. Otherwise..you will be back in there. If you didn't bench it before-Cinebench r23 CPU multi w/hwinfo64..you want to pay attention to CPU Package power. 60w or 54 long@90C is ok. 30W@99C is not and indicates missing paste or other issues.
Thank you for the feedback! if you wish to support the channel you can LIKE or SUB or both :P
regarding your issue with Mx-4 i would agree with you my friend but we have tested the mx4 benchmark and on every core temp and we have not yet seen a mx-4 breaking down, also i recommend this paste because of the price to performance, and its for laptops that are not overclocked or used to for rendering. for the high performance GPUs and work station i would recommend as you say tick paste as "thermal grizzly kryonaut extreme" that we do love it for durability and awesome 14,2 W/mk
there are many pirated mx-4 on amazon btw that are like water base ( we purchase from reliable source and it's nice a pasty)
Learned the hard way after someone said mx-4 is the BEST! It is good but not for gaming laptops lol viscosity is too thin!
Went with GLED-GC extreme
@@joshymcdaniel9233how's the gled performing now any update?
Very useful video!
I will soon have to buy a paid of those fans and replace 1 of them, thanks a lot for these tutorials, I do not want to pay for a technician that'll cost me extra money 😅😅
I have a question:
What is all that black tape area at the left side of the battery, below the CPU's? What is it covering?
that is a shield and under is the ram dims x2 and m.2 nvme slot, you can see them in this video:
ua-cam.com/video/2AfcE3Ji7xY/v-deo.html
hello do you know what the aluminium tape is for when removing the heat pipes as mine broke and i dont know what it does
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regarding your question: its absolutely trash don't worry its a grounding tape , but the heat-sink is grounded with screws, therefore trash that tape.
Excellent guide. Thank you very much
It's my pleasure my friend. 😊 Thank you for taking the time to give feedback! If you would like to support the channel, please like, subscribe, or both. :P
Should you have any questions or requests in the future, please don't hesitate to ask me.
🍻cheers
Cpu temp thermals dropped 10degrees from stock paste thats about 3 years old. I used kryonaut. Its good stuff. Id think run of the mill stuff would be ok to
awesome job 🍻🫠
hello, how often should i clean the fan? i got the laptop over a year ago and am not sure when i should clean it and am very worried i'll damage the laptop :/
🫠Regarding your question, the frequency of laptop cleaning depends on its usage and the cleanliness of the room. If your area is always dusty, the laptop may need more frequent maintenance.
Normally, if you use the laptop daily for over 5-6 hours with medium to high load, I would highly recommend servicing it every 8-9 months. Once you open, clean, and reapply thermal paste, take note of the date. After the next 8-9 months of similar usage, open and service the laptop again. Pay attention to whether the thermal paste is dry and if the fan and airway are clean. Based on that, you can determine if you should extend or decrease the time between services.
There is no exact schedule for everyone, so don't let anyone fool you with a specific number. It all depends on the user, workload, hours of usage, and environment.
Should you have any further questions or requests in the future, please don't hesitate to ask me.
cheers🍻
Omggg THANK YOU!
You are welcome! Glad that it helped you 😊Thank you for the feedback! if you wish to support the channel you can LIKE or SUB or both :P
If you have any future questions or requests, please don't hesitate to reach out to me. I'll be happy to assist you.
Hi. Thanks for the video; very good job. I'm not clear on the thermal pads thickness. Are they 2 mm and 3 mm thermal pads?
Thank you for your feedback! If you wish to support the channel, you can like, subscribe, or both!
Regarding your question, i have made a mistake on script when reading, the pads on vrams are .5mm pads the pads on components are 1mm pads
amzn.to/43ZNk0q
An informative one.. i repasted my laptop almost 3 times in last 3 years but still needs a repaste i think for this year .. and im planing to change the thermal pads alongwith the thermal paste can you suggest me a good one for this laptop? i have the same model.. and i do edit and gaming on it..
It's my pleasure, my friend. 😊 I deeply appreciate your taking the time to provide feedback. If you're inclined to support the channel further, feel free to like and subscribe-or even both!
Regarding your question, use a "thermal grizzly thermal pad" they are very good and last 5years without any issues.
Should you have any further questions or requests in the future, please don't hesitate to ask me.
cheers🍻
Aaah man you finally give me motivation that it can be done at home
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Should you have any further questions or requests in the future, please don't hesitate to ask me.
Is there any danger to do it at home
With microfiber cloth
I am willing to do so in the next month
Hello, new subscriber here, do you have any suggestions because my HP pavilion gaming laptop just became a helicopter 😅, I mean it make loud noise that's like a bearing inside the fan just loosen. If the fan is the problem where could I buy one. Thank you!, Anyway nice tutorial you have here.
Thank you for your feedback! If you wish to support the channel, you can like, subscribe, or both!
Regarding your question, you will need to repaste and if after repaste you still get the grinding noise and loud sound then purchase the fans from aliexpress the fan number is write right on top of the fan, if you need help finding them let me know by giving me the picture and number.
Should you have any further questions or requests in the future, please don't hesitate to ask me.
@@uFixTek where could I contact you, thank you
i got the email🍻
Is there any other way than using an air compressor to clean the fan?
Thank you for your feedback! If you wish to support the channel, you can like, subscribe, or both!
Regarding your question, you can BUT make SURE YOU STOP the fan from spinning when blowing with air compressor else it will generate voltage back to the board,or to be safe disconnect the fans from motherboard.
if you want to clean the heat-sink and fan without removing the cover, it may not be a good idea, because if there is a enough amount of dust in there it can get pushed into the fan and lock the fan.
Should you have any further questions or requests in the future, please don't hesitate to ask me.
Thanks That Was Very IMP
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Should you have any questions or requests in the future, please don't hesitate to ask me.
🍻cheers
I've just cleaned my laptop's back panel and both the fans with your help but when I started my laptop it said cmos(502) error and it just started well after. Is it something I have to worry about or it's nothing?
It is my pleasure. There is no need to worry about the CMOS message, as that is a one-time message because you disconnected the battery and the CMOS reset to default. That message will be displayed once. No future action is required.
@@uFixTekThank you for the reply, And can I use a clean soft cotton cloth for cleaning the thermal paste or do I need to buy the workshop towels?
recommend the workshop towels, but if you use cotton cloth just becarefull with tiny capacitors on the GPU, make sure you don't yank them. just cleant he crystal dye
@@uFixTek Alright man, Thank you so much for the videos and the replies really appreciate it.
anytime my friend.
cheers🍻
CaN you just take the dust cover off or is that not an option?
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regarding your question: i highly recommend to do a repaste and heatsink cleaning, if you want to see a temp change.
bro. I tore the silver foil. Will this affect my laptop
🫠Regarding your question, it will not affect in any way, you fine
Should you have any further questions or requests in the future, please don't hesitate to ask me.
cheers🍻
I cut that metal paper by mistake, what would happen?
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Regarding your question, absolutely nothing no need to worry about it.
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how to open my laptop's cpu fan's damage screw ?
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Regarding your question, use a flat screw driver to be able to grip from bad screw head.
this videos may give you an idea too:
ua-cam.com/video/xLt6dMIsO9E/v-deo.html
ua-cam.com/video/UaMO0sH45VI/v-deo.html
Should you have any further questions or requests in the future, please don't hesitate to ask me.
@@uFixTek thanks
It's my pleasure my friend.
is this the same as 15-ec0003ca ?
🫠Regarding your question, yes they are 99% identical.
Should you have any further questions or requests in the future, please don't hesitate to ask me.
cheers🍻
@@uFixTek ok thank you!
It's my pleasure my friend.
Hello sir... I have a same laptop. Whenever i connect the charger to laptop the gpu performance drop drastically and gpu works on low voltage and even a small game lags. But when I disconnect the charger the GPU voltage increases and game work fine.. I checked everything and done each and everything possible including bios upgrade.nothing works:) help me
Update the BIOS.
@@uFixTek already 👍🏻
I did everything but nothing works😢@@uFixTek
are you using thermal pad or thermal paste ?
if you watch the video right @10:40 you will see that i use the thermal paste, NEVER use a thermal pad on a CPU or GPU
@@uFixTek why don't using thermal pad in GPU or CPU ?
Using a thermal pad on a CPU or GPU is not recommended because thermal pads have lower thermal conductivity compared to other thermal interface materials like thermal paste. Thermal pads are typically made of silicone or other insulating materials, which can impede the transfer of heat between the CPU or GPU and the heatsink.
Thermal paste is specifically designed for this purpose and provides better thermal conductivity, allowing for more efficient heat transfer. It fills in microscopic imperfections on the surfaces of the CPU or GPU and heatsink, ensuring better contact and heat dissipation.
While thermal pads may be easier to apply and offer some convenience, they are generally not as effective as thermal paste when it comes to heat transfer. Therefore, it is recommended to use high-quality thermal paste instead of thermal pads for optimal cooling performance.
what do you think about using PTM7950? @@uFixTek
My power bank won’t unplug I don’t know what to put my fingernail behind
🫠Regarding your question, pull the cable back if you can't reach the sides.