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• Equium A60-155: replacement of the cooling fan

  which screws can I remove to access the cooling fan if you please. (Equium A60-155)

  Hello

  Unfortunately, don t find all documents on the fan to replace procedure, but in my opinion it should remove much of a screw covers.
  This procedure is not easy and if you don't have any experience you shouldn't t remove anything.
  By the way; If you remove the cover, you will lose the warranty.

  In this case, the best way is to contact Toshiba service in your country for assistance and more information.

• G62t-350 CTO Notebook PC: broken G62t - 350 CTO Notebook PC cooling fan

  I have a 6 yr old G62t - 350 CTO Notebook PC and I am a VERY OLD non-techie. It overheats and goes dormant. I know that the fan is shot because I get an error message saying so. I currently use a "chill mat" to keep this baby running, but I would like to know how to take out and its difficulty. Also, you may need to buy a new fan (?) and, of course, HP (and even Best Buy) say 'we have NO PARTS. " Would be really grateful for the help; older people don't throw away their 'stuff' keep us running forever... If possible. Thank YOU, TimothyT,

  A computer is fundamentally different from a model "T". They get obsolete and unusable, so that you can always push a model "T" around town if you can make it work. On a laptop six year, to go on the market of third party to find the parts, but they are available. Best Buy has no idea and no room. They send all repairs laptop for a place in TX and earn money as an intermediary for such things.

  First thing you need is the repair:

  Manual

  "How-to" for the replacement of the fan is on p. 4-41 to 4-46. This will be a virtual "gut" of the laptop he stripping up to the motherboard and remove the motherboard. It can be done by an amateur who is able to read and follow directions and has a logical mind and memory to keep track of screws and where they are released, so they can be released. The drop-down strip isn't easy, but the real test is winding.

  This is the part you need:

  GL40 UMA systems (for models 1.1 and 1.2 only) 606573-001

  How will I know? Your CPU is a Pentium Dual, which means that it works on the motherboard chipset low-end and it has "integrated" or "UMA" video However, I am fallible, and the intelligent way to go about the repair is to open and remove first and then buy the spare part based on what you already have. Saving a lot of feedback.

  Assuming I'm located on the part you need here is:

  http://www.eBay.com/ITM/HP-Pavilion-G72-227WM-Intel-cooling-fan-heatsink-606573-001-B2-Z3-i3-/152206728276?hash=item23703a5c54:g:380AAOSw0UdXsfLg

  You want to use this opportunity to eliminate there all the dust and when you go back you need to use good thermal paste applied correctly. We can find you a video well, no doubt.

  Post back if you need help most.

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• G7 HP - 1310us Notebook PC always displays this Start-up of ON CODE: CODE: 90 b, cooling fan.

  ON STARTUP, I GET AN CODE: 90 B: FAN COOLING SYSTEM... ETC.

  1 HP Pavilion g7-1310us Notebook PC

  2 operation system: Windows 7 Home Premium 64 - Bit

  3 Error Message: (Note: not true) code fan 90 b, "the operating system has found that a cooling fan has stopped working, or knows a dysfunction." go to: www.hp.cpm\go\techcenter\startup for instructions and solutions...

  4. I didn't notice "problems" - BUT I HAVE BEEN USING AN EXTERNAL - DOUBLE COOLING FAN UNDERNEATH THE PC, JUST IN - CAST FAN no IS NOT WORKING AT ALL.

  5. the information is pretty much the same - at the start of my cell G7-1310us w / Windows 7 Home Premium: I always get the same CODE of ERROR / MESSAGE: 90 b - "Cooling fan has stopped working or has a malfunction."

  Note: I have seen many other similar complaints / problems on this forum and Google. Nobody seems to have an answer from descent...

  Thanks for your time:

  Scott Stewart Haight

  [email protected]

  Hello

  You can try the following steps to solve your problem. Incase if still does not work please call HP technical support check the warranty status and get the part replaced.

  (1) clean the fan vents and check if the fan starts working again.

  (2) Please enter press the button once the error message comes you should be able to load Windows, please visit the HP Web site and update the Bios on the unit.

• How can I replace my HP Pavilion dv4-1106em Entertainment Notebook PC cooling fan

  How can I replace my HP Pavilion dv4-1106em Entertainment Notebook PC cooling fan, I need to know how to disassemble the front rear of my aforementioned laptop please

  Hello

  The following manual will shows you how, especially from page 114 for cooling fan:

  http://h10032.www1.HP.com/CTG/manual/c01597750.PDF

  Kind regards

• HP Pavilion g7-2200sa Notebook: disassembled and cleaned cooling fan but still does not

  Hi guys,.

  A few days ago my cooling fan packed in and my laptop closed indicating a 90 b cooling fan error.

  I have disassembled the laptop, removed the fan and clean all the dust from the fan and the exhaust gas (there was a good amount in there, the exhaust seemed quite blocked upward).

  Him having moved up the cooling fan still does not spin. What should I do next? I am happy to buy and adapt a new fan but wanted to be sure that would solve the problem?

  Thanks for your help

  Hey guys,.

  Incase anyone is interested. I bought the new blower for the sake of £6, he set up earlier and it works fine.

  If you plan to try it yourself, I had never taken apart a laptop before, I watched some videos on youtube and then for what he

• HP Notebook 2000 cooling fan problem

  Good, everyone. I had my laptop HP 2000 for a few years and I discovered my first major problem a few days ago, when the cooling fan has stopped working. I don't really bother me too much because I have a USB powered cooling fan which depends on my laptop, and it does a good job. My laptop everything on the same average level.

  The biggest problem that I have is a few hours, the laptop turns off automatically because of this.

  So, when I boot it upwards (turn on), it is a reminder that the cooling fan is not working and I have to press 'enter' or the laptop goes off in 15 seconds.

  How can I make the laptop does not take into account the fan broken cooling? I don't want to spend the money to fix it because I can count on the USB-powered device.

  Thank you!

  ~ Mark

  No, you can't. It stops probably precisely because it is time cpu peak on the threshold of security sometimes so he stops down to avoid damage.

  Cooling of hp systems are not the best when working so the thermal stress on the cpu, gpu & mainboard will be bad & failure happen very quickly.

  Fan is very cheap and can be done YOURSELF, if you have some skills to the dismantling of these sorts of things & guides following order to hp service manual & other online.

  I expect a new fan & new thermal paste & calibration and cleaning would do wonders for the execution of time & the laptop's long-term health.

• Pavilion Dv6: Replace the cooling fan

  I need to replace the cooling fan. Please provide the manufacturer for notebook described below.

  Pavilion Dv6-6135TX

  Product # QC328PA #ABG

  Processor: Intel Core i7-2630QM CPU @ 2.00 Hz

  Installed memory (RAM live): 8.00 GB

  Thank you in advance!

  Dear customer,

  Please try the steps below to determine the size.

  1. Open the control panel.
  2. Select display.
  3. Select the screen resolution.
  4. Select Advanced settings.
  5. Select the map tab. Here, you'll see how much of total graphic memory available with dedicated video memory is available on your system.

  Hope this helps, for other queries in response to the post and feel free to join us again

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  I'm not an employee of HP

• Satellite 1800-514 - CPU cooling fan

  My Satellite S1800-514 has now more than seven years. I never had any problems with it. But I'm a little worried now the CPU cooling fan. Basically it runs continuously since I bought the laptop.

  I'm a guy of 'maintenance' of a man "fixing after the failure." On the other side, there is truth in "Do not open a market system".

  Should I replace or let you replace the fan (cost?; risk?) after 7 years of non-stop work or wait that the failure?
  Should I open the notebook and clean the fan and air conditioner?

  Anyone here with experience?
  Thank you

  You are absolutely right with him "never touch a running system" ;)
  And if you encounter any problem until now, let it well.

  But what you could do is, clean the fan and cooling of the modules with a sort of a jet of compressed air to get rid of the dust.

  Try this and good luck with your laptop. Seems to be a pretty strong and durable unit.

• Replace Satellite C850 cooling fan

  Hi everyone, noob here needing help. I dropped my C850 1 kN (very stupid, I know) and now I think the cooling fan is broken. I removed all the screws from the underside of the laptop and removed the hard drive. Still, the case seems closed and I can't get to the cpu / fan zone. I don't want to force the case apart if I break something.

  If someone could give a quick walk in how to access the fan, I'd be VERY Grateful.

  Thank you
  Emilia

  I think it is not good idea to disassemble the laptop computer together if you n t have experience with such things. Small mistake and you can damage something. Please note: t is almost impossible to buy or order small parts that may be damaged.

  You can't remove just the bottom cover. The whole notebook must be dismantled. You need to remove the optical drive, keyboard (special technique how to do this) and then losing screws under the keyboard.
  > noob here looking for help.
  I'm afraid you shouldn't play with all this Mr. anyway, I guess you know that everything you do is at your own risk.

• Re: Satellite L550 - cooling fan suddenly stopped working

  About two weeks ago, I placed my laptop down on the ground. When I picked up two minutes later, there was an error on the screen that read something like "there is a problem with the cooling system, please contact your nearest centre of Toshiba. Since then, the cooling fan has failed.

  I replaced the fan with a different, which also failed, then maybe the problem is the system not the fan? Is there some settings within the system that allows me to manually turn the fan on and off?

  > I replaced the fan with another
  Which means that replace you it with another model?
  Well, I think that another model of fan will never work because notebooks are specific products designed for certain series/models only. This allows you to change the t as well as on desktop computers.

  In my opinion, you should contact the nearest authorized service provider. Guys can replace the fan and order a new one. If your laptop is under warranty, the repair will be free. :)

  See you soon

• Pavilion Dv6-6104NR Coolin fan: pavilion Dv6-6104NR cooling fan

  On my laptop cooling fan makes a terrible uproar, and I know that I need to replace.  I also know that I need the fan WITH the heatsink cooling. But online sources give a variety of part numbers and I don't know which is correct.

  Please provide the manufacturer AND recommended retailers.  See phone details below.    Thank you in advance!

  Pavilion Dv6-6104NR

  Product # QG289UA #ABA

  Processor: AMD Phenom II Quad-Core P960

  (a post for another model, I've seen mentioned buying the part on eBay, but that seemed risky to me.)  Therefore, please tell us the retail sources, too).  Thank you!

  Hello
  
  Looking heatsink of heat/fan cooling HP part number: 640425-001
  
  Here:
  HP part store: http://partsurfermobile.hp.com/?search=640425-001#
  
  http://www.Amazon.com/HP-640425-001-thermal-module-UMA/DP/B008H699RE
  
  http://m.Newegg.com/product/index?ItemNumber=9SIA3DY26Z2624
  
  http://m.eBay.ca/ITM/201268514399?_mwBanner=1
  
  Communicate directly with an online provider and confirm the specifications of number, part before buy you.
  
  Manual: http://h10032.www1.hp.com/ctg/Manual/c02842252 - Page 30
  
  Data sheet: http://support.hp.com/in-en/product/HP-Pavilion-dv6-Entertainment-Notebook-PC-series/5082212/model/5148859/document/c02888148/
  
  You have the AMD Phenom II model with UMA graphics system.
  
  Parts - list
  http://partsurfermobile.HP.com/?search=QG289UA#
  
  Concerning
  
  Visruth

• Laptop Pavilion g6 troubled cooling fan

  My laptop (1c58dx g6) guard stop and gives me an error message on the cooling fan. The fan has completely stopped working or slowed down a lot. It's more as it comes up for a second and then stops completely for a few seconds again and again. I don't know if that's how the fans usually ruin if they are blocked or not. So, I spent all last night holding my cell phone out to join fan cooling to clean junk out of it and then put it back together again. It's not like there was there to cause problems, but I cleaned to the best of my ability without taking the fan itself out. However, it was without result. The same thing happens again. Do you think that if I took part the fan that I could find and remove the Junk incriminated in the fan, or do you think the problem is something else? If you disassemble the fan itself can help, could you tell me all instructions on remove and put back together, again please?

  Hello @BL00 ,

  Welcome to the HP Forums!

  I understand that you have some problems of fan and are wondering how to remove it for better cleaning.

  Here is a guide who can guide you safely remove the fan: HP Pavilion G6 Notebook PC - Maintenance and Service of Guide. You will find the steps begin on page 77.

  It might also help to go through this document, but it seems that you already have most of this: reduce the heat inside the PC to prevent overheating.

  In fact, you need to replace the fan altogether. References are available in the guide above and you can find them among a wide range of online providers. If your laptop is still under warranty, you can also contact the HP support by phone for parts or service options. You can contact HP Technical Support at 1-800-474-6836 in North America. For all other regions click here.

  Hope this helps!

• Qosmio X 500-11 q - how to replace cooling fans?

  Hello

  I had know if I can replace the processor fan. He made a lot of noise and overheating.

  Any reference or advice please?

  Hey Buddy.

  To access the cooling modules, the entire notebook must be dismantled. :(
  It is a very delicate procedure because there are too many screws and parts that must be deleted.

  I didn t find any disassembly manual for download on the European driver Toshiba page I guess that these documents are accessible to technicians only, so I wouldn't recommend trying to disassemble the laptop without having such guides.

  Are you sure that your cooling module is broken? Maybe there is some dust and debris that affect cooling fan feature use air compressed a jet that helps eliminate the dust in my case it helped

• Satellite A215-S4757 - battery life and the problem of cooling fan

  Hello everyone,

  I would like to ask a few questions abou my system: first, the cooling fan works in my view too often: almost without interruption, with brakes for 2-3 seconds. Is this normal?

  I have my laptop since last August and I think that it shouldn't be a dust problem, because it is too 'young' for this and I do not live in an apartment "dusty"...

  In any case, I think that the problem of "almost allways running fan" appeared about 2 months after I bought the laptop. I installed 'Speedfan' and I see 'HD0' temperature increases of 30deg remarks immediately after I have start the laptop, on 39deg after 1 hour.

  But the most curious is that so called "Core" temperature oscillates from the beginning between 45deg and 52deg! The fan starts each time the core temperature rises to 50deg and stops when the temperature reached 45deg. This behavior is normal?

  Is the normal temperature of 45-50deg? I use my laptop for browsing the Internet, emails, etc., no complex 3d games!

  The second thing is that the battery life is (and has been since the beginning) not spectacular: it lasts max. 1.5 hours with wireless use on, but normal laptop (don't play not DVDs or something like that). Is this normal? If so, is it because of the amd processor turion 64 x 2?

  Please help me with some tips / advice.

  P.S. I bought my Toshiba as I was travelling to the US (NY).

  Thank you much in advance.

  Conrad

  > I would like to ask a few questions about my system: first, the cooling fan works in my view too often: almost without interruption, with brakes for 2-3 seconds. Is this normal?

  I m an owner of a Satellite A210. It s similar to the A215. The A210 is a European model and the A215 belongs to the series of cell phones in the United States.
  I noticed the same thing on my A210, and I think that's a normal s behavior.

  > But the most curious is that so called "Core" temperature oscillates from the beginning between 45deg and 52deg! The fan starts each time the core temperature rises to 50deg and stops when the temperature reached 45deg. This behavior is normal?
  The 40-60deg CPU temperature is not unusual.
  The temperature could affect up to 70-80degrees by practicing a game. So Don t worry about the temperature.
  Cooling modules are controlled by the BIOS. Fan table is stored in the BIOS and it contains information about the limits of temperature and the use of cooling.
  If a certain level of temperature has been reached the cooling module begins to spin with a certain speed.

  Now, I would like to say a few words on the life of portable batteries
  Generally the duration of battery life depends on the use of portable computers.
  While playing games or watching movies the battery a lot faster.

  In any case, your laptop is equipped with high performance devices and AFAIK Vista was preinstalled on this series. The two factors (high performance CPU and GPU devices) + Vista OS need a lot of battery power. Vista needs of more resources for laptop like Win XP, and so portable computers equipped with Vista operating system run more short on battery such as laptops pre-installed with Win XP.

  Finally and above all he must know that there are different models more strong the battery with high * value of my would help run the notebook longer using the power of the battery.

  Hope I could clarify this issue.

  Good bye