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• Fan CPU T410 failures?

  So I replaced my fair share of fans of the T61 processor because of their disappearance, lock up and giving a fan error when starting.

  Now I begin to see a rash of new brand with T410 CPU fan failure.

  Show everyone in the biz to repair a growing trend of this? Or is it just me?

  
  

• How much does it cost to clean the fan for T410s?

  Out of warranty, the fan is noisy and CPU overheating when heavy loads.

  It's too much work to change it by myself. Just wonder how much will it cost?

  Thanks in advance.

  There is no fixed cost. The T410s fan is under the motherboard so it requires a complete teardown. (T410s is one of the most time to disassemble) You need to include at least 1 1/2 hours of work. The cost of the fan will depend on whether you have integrated or discrete graphics. Some guys may be able to disassemble the fan and clean and lubricate the bearing, but described the manual replace, not repair. A dealer will not fix the fan

• Fan of correction, error, but for how long? (T410)

  Hello

  I recently inherited a Lenovo T410 (2518), who was a computer job. The warranty expired in the middle of last year, and I understand that he had been in office use since around 2010. I don't think it would have done intensive heavy work either.

  Shortly after that I had the, I started getting the "fan error" message during boot, I understand is quite common with these models. I gave the computer of a friend of a friend, who works in it. He was able to resolve the problem of dismantling the computer and the fan spray with some kind of expensive silicone spray. What troubled me is that when he gives, he said he could work for another 5 years or 5 minutes! He also said that if it were to fail again, he wouldn't a repair value.

  Has anyone ever corrected their mistake of fan in the same way, with good results? Or is it better to replace the fan - and if so, are there good instructions on how to do it?

  Thank you

  Replacing the fan isn't brain surgery. All what you need to know is in the HMM:

  http://download.Lenovo.com/ibmdl/pub/PC/pccbbs/mobiles_pdf/t410_t410i_hmm_en_63y0535_06.PDF

  Please note that there are two types of fans, make sure you get one that matches the graphic on your specific model (integrated vs. discrete).

  I meant $200 as a resale value, assuming the machine of lower range and the United States. No idea on what it is worth to you.

  Good luck.

• ThinkPad T410 collapsed after that I replaced the bad srew near the fan to work!

  Hello
  my Thinkpad T410 stoped working after that opening and blow the dust out of my fan.
  by mistake I replaced the bad srew near the fan... that would be a mojor to my motherboard damage prevents it from start.
  When i replaced the battery in my laptop and kicked it... all I saw my battery I icon started flashing.

  additional information:
  whenever I press the power bottom, I hear the noise for less than a second of the hard drive started to load and then nothing.

  I would be very grateful for any help

  Note from Moderator: Edition subject to the content of the game.

  A long screw can damage the keyboard only.

• T410s - what happened to the fan?

  Hello world

  The fan in my T410s had been very noisy until several days ago. I hit the keyboard above the fan area and it was really, really hot, so I closed the laptop. When I turned, I saw "FAN ERROR" on the black screen. I decided to stop it again and turn it back on. Then it started as so normal - all as usual. However, I noticed immediately that there is NOT MORE no fan noise, and what is more, I do not think any hot air forced out the cases where the fan is located. Other that those 2 things, everything seems to be normal.

  What has happened to the fan? Anyone know? What should I do?

  Thank you very much

  http://www.staff.uni-Marburg.de/~schmitzr/donate.html

  Download the software from above. You just need to install it. Let it in BIOS mode, then check the value of RPM of the fan from the CPU temperature.

• How to check that my T410s has indeed replaced fan?

  Hello world

  I sent my T410s to a small store for replacement of the fan. They said they would replace the defective one with a "new" one.

  I got back from the shop, but I want to check to make sure that the fan is replaced by a new fan rather than the current one.

  Without disassembling the laptop, how can I check that the fan is a new / different precedent that comes with the laptop when I bought it?

  Thank you very much

  There is no easy way to check if the fan is replaced or not, since there is no unique serial number to identify the part that you can follow.

  But you can remove the keyboard and check to see if fan impeller has any dust on it or not. Old fan will have a few dust particles stuck to the surface, even when they are cleaned, new will have a waxy surface own palettes.

• T410 - fan starts, HD begins, then the fan stops

  Hi all

  My screen had been flickering for some time now, especially since I moved the lid. I assumed it was a bad connection somewhere so I took the case out to see if I could solve the problem. Of course, now the problem is worse--why else would I post here!

  With the housing to open, I plugged the keyboard back in and power the computer on. As the title suggests, flashes the light reading on the top of the cover, the fan turns on, then HD lights. But after 3-5 seconds, the fan turns off. The HD is still on, and I suppose that the processor still works because the radiator heats up. The green light on the keyboard is still on. Nothing appears on the screen. Even with an external monitor is connected, it does not work.

  I now go back the case and your suggestions! Thanks in advance!

  @Orangenation,

  You have all the connections placed back together? Check if you "cut out" any of the wires?

  Try to go through the HMM for the T410 and see if you might miss all the connectors.

  http://support.Lenovo.com/en_US/guides-and-manuals/detail.page?docid=UM001337

  JMT

• T410 doesn't start, white screen and the keyboard does not power on.

  Hi, my laptop Lenovo T410 does not start. I hit the power button and looks like it is about to start. The thinklight flashes on as normal, the cd drive is checked, the caps lock on, then nothing/button blinks. No display and the keyboard does not respond. Power led lights up; If I leave it awhile the fan turns on. Can I stop the machine using the power button, but the problem remains the next time I turn it on.

  I tried to remove power and battery, power 10 button time then with the power to 30 seconds, before replacing the power supply and the battery but nothing happens. I tried to use a different keyboard. I tried to plug in an external monitor. No change.

  This problem appeared after I left it on overnight. I have the feeling that it entered into hybernation mode, perhaps, and that it disturbed some important functions which he could not complete. Not sure if. Any help gratefully received.

  Thank you very much

  Pete

  It's the original configuration of your laptop:

  ThinkPad T410 2522BF1
  
  i5 - 520 M (2.4 GHz), 4 GB RAM, 160 GB 7200 RPM HD, 14.1 in. LCD 1280 x 800, Intel 5700MHD, DVD, Intel 802.11agn Wireless Modem, 1 Gb Ethernet, UltraNav smart, secure, camera, 6 c Li-ion, Win7 Pro 32

  I firstly the LCD cable or secondary LED could be damaged, but if you don't see anything on an external monitor I tend to think it's a motherboard problem.

  Last thing you could try putting running a Live Distro Linux from a CD/DVD or USB drive, using Ubuntu or Linux Mint, for example.

• T410 how to determine the type of chart

  I need a new fan for my T410 (2516-CTO), however, there are two types - integrated graphics and discrete graphics.

  How can I determine which version I have without disassembly?

  Look at the list of parts. The Planar (motherboard) should be integrated or discrete. If this is not the case, the network adapter is listed. 65 Watt adapters go with integrated boards, while 90 watts go with discreet. Here is the link:

  http://support.Lenovo.com/en_US/product-and-parts/partsLookup.page

• T410 stops no more

  Hello world

  I have a T410 with Win7 (x 64) at work and on the following problem: it's not stopped. More specific: Windows stops, the screen goes black, but the fan works always... the laptop is still on. To start again, I have to first press the power button for a few seconds (so it stops really), I can start it.

  I used Lenovo ThinkVantage tools to update everything, cleaned the registry... still the same problem. Any ideas?

  Thank you!

  Tim.

  OK... for the record: problem solved!

  A Lenovo technician changed the motherboard (in 20 minutes!) and now everything works fine. But: I can't say what kind of malefunction keyboard has...

  The only thing that really surprised me is that it has not used any new thermal paste when reinstalling the cpu? He said: "it is enough paste left"... true?

• Went from T440s to T410 - happier!

  This isn't a question. I just wanted to share my story so that someone could possibly benefit from my experience.

  I am a long time user, a fanboy even Lenovo, uses T-series since when it was IBM. Having to work with a 220 X and a MacBook Air 13 "at home I thought take the plunge and buy the T440s when it was released last year (2013).

  Said and done.

  Already from the go, upon receiving it I could tell that it was not good. The keyboard has been bad, the worst news of trackpad and the screen was bleeding + I thought I could handle a resolution of 1920 x 1080, but I couldn't. Resolution gaffe is mine and not anyone else's fault. There was also (is still) problems with wifi connection - drop every hour approximately. Incredibly bad.

  Also, an intangible, but still, the quality of construction, the sensation if you want, is really off. I just expect more from Lenovo. Also the feeling 'pioneer' to own a computer, which is very scalable and easy to manage if you have a problem like dead or defective pixels keys on your keyboard, is now missing.

  So what I did? Well, I thought to what Lenovo I last enjoyed toally without a "Yes, I like it but..." ", and it's the T410. So I ordered a refurbished 1440 x 900 (Yes, 16:10 rules!) and he got to 1/5th of the price of my T440s and I'm totally in love. That's what a computer must feel.

  So, if you are about to buy a new Lenovo. Think again. Go to a dealer serious refurb and you get a T410. I guess T420 works OK, but I'm not a fan of 16:9. Stay away T430 and T440. I guess if you can stomach the T430 keyboard you have to even less the trackpad WITH the keys. Without them, as is the case on all new useful lenovos of your time, you're really lost.

  I hope this helps someone choosing their system.

  Sincerely,

  Jeremy

  PS. You may ask what I did with the T440s? Keep it docked, use with screen, mouse and keyboard like a desktop computer. Works well.

  I probably try and sell the T440s, although it has value and put it in more T410 "machines" or an actual office.

• PowerEdge T410 won't do anything when you press the power button / stop.

  My work has recently retired this t410 server. It worked without any problems when he was arrested. I had to remove and destroy the hard drives from the system. After that, I was allowed to bring home for my own use. I installed a new sata drive and plugged into the power supply and a free sata port on the motherboard. I get nothing when I tried to boot the system. This version has the unique power. Power light only lights up when you press the test button. System fan is going at full speed, but stops when you release the power button. Also on the control panel lights 1,2 and 4 and HDD power on and turn until the test button is released. There is a single green light lit on the motherboard, while it is plugged. Apart from that, I have no response when you press the main power button. Can anyone tell how to try to get it up and running again.

  -Who-

  I have not received the answers more so I think that this issue is ignored. So I'll let everyone know what finally happened. I solved my problem after a lot of electrical testing. I found a diagram of the arrangement of the power dell power supply pins and I made myself the best possible meter test. After several rounds of tests, I found several pins that did not have the right voltage. I bought a new power supply. I installed and replace everything. I plugged into the system and it auto fed on itself. I loaded from an OS and it works perfectly.

  Problem solved

• T410s - slow 1.8 "disk drive, terribly autonomy - for 2 lbs of weight?

  A few days ago, got my T410s with hard disk of 250 G and 8 GB of RAM.  Replaced my X201s since the small monitor was too small. I selected the T410s the T410 because he was supposed to be the lightest of 2 books and more "thin".

  The T410s is a big disappointment - 1.8 hard drive "tiny is slow and you will find many periods where the system crashes all disk hard icon turns on (which is the point of a proc i5 and 8G of ram if the disc drags?).  Yes, Yes, I know I should have bought the SSD from $1,000, etc etc but why sell this shit with a disk 1.8 "anyway when he can't follow.

  Lets talk about the battery life - with my CPU set to maintain 25% and aggressive display and disk etc. in about 2 hours, I hit the 'nervous' area - the battery indicator is less than 50% and down fast and you start wondering if you have to last an hour or 2 hours.  Very frustrating, especially when I see Macbook my wife just chugging along for 5 hours without his having to this button and press and kill the display.

  So after paying a premium of $500 on the T410, I feel really disappointed with this T410s.  Its probably 2 lbs of lighter than the T410, but 1 lb of is probably shorter battery and with a slow 1.8 "drive is just a complete waste of time and money.  It should be sold ONLY with a SOLID-STATE drive, which could give him a better battery life anyway.

  And Yes, I am a die hard fan of Thinkpad as the rest of the world - if only they use since the mid-1990s... But then I think I really need magnesium alloy display cages crash tested at 4000 feet on my mobile daily regular?

  Grrr, just about the evacuation and stuck with this stupid machine for the next 2-3 years after paying all that money and after spending days setting up this crap drive 1.8 ".

  -vic

  Hey vic,

  Just discovered cela Engadget, how about a T420 with up to 30 hours of usuage? Now you can work 24 hours, or even 15 hours if we consider that only 50% of it?

• Fan speed too r730xd

  I added a PCIe card for my r730xd.  The fans went from 3 800 RPM to 17,000.

  Lifecycle log showed:

  PCI3018

  Message

  New PCI cards were detected in the system. Fan speed can be changed to add extra cooling to the cards.

  The proposed solution to this is:

  If a lower fan speed is necessary, contact your service provider for orders appropriate IPMI reduce the speed response of the default fan for new PCIe cards.

  I worked with my local contact to service Dell, but they are not so far able to provide me with the IPMI sequence, I need not screaming fans.

  FWIW, my t410 has the pair of this card (a Mellanox card dual port 40 / 56GB) and it has not adjusted the fans in the slightest.  Mellanox described it as a low-power card.  Whenever I delete it from the screamer, the radiator is not still warm to the touch.

  Someone at - it a chance to get this info?

  Here's my post with the spell of ipmi command that helped me:

  ServerFault.com/.../132958