HP Pavilion G7: Fan of grinding noise?

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  Open the folder and there is no obstacle to the fan. No sounds after 5 starts grinding. Problems may have removed himself.

• HP dv7-6163us Fan 'Grinding' noise just started happening

  I have a HP dv7-6163us Entertainment PC. Here are the specs = http://support.hp.com/us-en/document/c02863099

  So, I encountered a problem with this computer after updating the Web site of VIA HP driver. This update has been advised I did. It has also helped make my computer more efficient. I don't know if it was what he did, but I'm sure that at 90% - my fan is now making a grinding noise weird noises every once in a while. After a while, it got worse, and he is VERY strong now. I'm not really send it because it will take a while... So if you guys can help do it please!

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  You would not keep driving your car if the brakes were made a squeak, right? I doubt that the software update had nothing to do with the fan noise. Just a coincidence. Try bow on a trombone. Stick to the fan to keep the spinning fan blades and blowing in compressed air and see if the dust flies. Sometimes this lead a fan and let it run better. If this does not work, you have to have the fan replaced; I'm sorry.

• computer laptop DV9500 fan makes loud noise...

  Hi all

  Recently, I have problem with my computer 17 "hp laptop. There is a grinding noise coming from a place where the fan is fitted. The noise starts after a few minutes, I start the laptop. I couldn't understand what kind of fan is the cause of problem. Some people said it could be cpu fan or normal or it could be a power supply fan. Recently I installed the software of Notbook hardware control (NHC) and suddenly I'm me extermely low contrast on the screen and the noise stopped. It's never happened before. When the fan starts to make noise I have stop working. After installing this software, I have almost solved the problem, but still it will start intermittently. Could someone tell me what could be the problem?

  The heatsink in the many books of HP is of inferior quality.  We know that this is not the cause of hard disk, you do not hear the noise as soon as you turn on the PC.  It is not the optical drive, because you do not run the DVD ROM.  The only other element is the radiator fan.  You must open Notepad and check for the appropriate placement of the radiator.  The fan must turn freely.  Repair or replace as needed.  Remove dusty rabbits that have accumulated over the years.

• ProBook 4530 s: grinding noise near the vents when I turn on the laptop.

  Sometimes when I turn on the laptop, a loud grinding noise is heard from the left corner, near the vents.  I think that's probably the fan.  I turn off the laptop because it doesn't seem like grinding stops.  Then when I turn it on again, grinding noise disappeared.  The fan needs to be replaced, or when the fan needs to be replaced?  Is this easy to do?

  Alternatively, the problem could be something else?

  MContrary wrote:

  I see that there is a video on YouTube for laundry s my exact machine, HP ProBook 4530 fan.

  I guess I'll try to do that, but the noise I hear is very strong, as something very bad is grinding

  This could be the lack of fan or some a little debri is inside the unit that should not be there.

• OfficeJet 6700 gear grinding noise and paper jam

  When turned on, our 6700 OfficeJet 6 - months, goes through the boot process, makes a gear grinding noise and finally stops with an error message of paper jam.  I went through all the steps to remove a paper jam (there was no paper to clear) except the cleaning rollers.  It of as if the gear in the duplex unit is not quite the tail with his partner in the printer, but not sure.  I checked to make sure that the rollers turn freeling.  The duplexer gear is a little tight, but it does not move.  Any ideas?

  It seems that this printer has developed an internal problem.  From the sounds of it, the issue is the release mechanism for the transport of the print head.

  There is a document to help out the noisy operation found printer here.  This can have a few extra steps for troubleshooting paper jam you have already done.

  I would also try re-allocation of places the duplexer if she appears out of alignment.  However, if the problem persists, then it will be a hardware problem that the next step is replacement of the product.

  If you are still in warranty, HP can replace the printer without cost to you. I'll link the information to get in touch with them below. The link takes you to a form to fill out. Once you fill it and she is treated, it will give you the printers warranty information, a file number and the phone number to call.

  Technical Support case HP formula call: https://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/phoneInput?cc=us&dlc=en&lc=en&product=5061082

• F4440 - grinding noise

  F4440 - replacement cartridges.  now I get a horrible grinding noise.  no paper jams, cleaned rollers and cartridge heads.  even tried another new black cartridge.  transportation seems a little tilted

  Hello clarkcjtpw,

  It seems to be a hardware problem that requires the printer to be repaired.

  Anyway try the procedure below...

  1. While the printer is ON, take away all the cartridges.
  2. Check and delete if there is a piece of paper stuck close TRANSPORT (door-cartridge).
  3. Move the carriage (manually) from left to right and then right to left.
  4. Turn the printer OFF.  Unplug the power cord from the back of the printer.
  5. Wait 30 to 60 seconds.
  6. Plugin the power cord and turn on the printer.
  7. Install the cartridges.
  8. Try to print, check if the grinding noise has been reduced.

  If the problem persists, then call the HP Technical Support...

  If you are in the United States, the toll free # is 1-800-474-6836 .

  If you're not in the United States, and then connect to www.hp.com , bottom left it is an icon of the world map, click it and then select the region that you belong to, which would then provide the support options for you for this region.

  Kind regards
  Jabzi

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• My HP 4500 G510N-Z printer makes grinding noises when it prints. The impression is correct.

  My HP 4500 G510N-Z makes very loud clicking and grinding noises when it prints.  Printing turns out very well but the noise is very loud.  Does this mean that the printing function will stop working soon.  Can it be fixed?

  Often, sienna42, grinding loud noises are indications of a hardware problem that develops. Please see the document located here for the procedure help solve noise problems.

  I hope this helps.

• HP ColorLaserJet 2840 - engine scanner at startup grinding noise

  Hello

  I have a HP ColorLaserJet 2840 PCL series and I bought it in 2008.

  It has worked great.  A couple of years ago I had to replace the 'fusion' in the unit because he would not be commissioning more.

  No problem.

  My last problem is that when I turn it on and it goes through all of its audits, when it gets to control the engine scanner (where the bulb scanner goes back and fourth small quantities before he finishes coming) the engine scanner will start to do a sort of "grinding" noise, like it is stuck.

  He's going to do for about 30 seconds and then fail with "error scanner Error #5".

  It was first of all a few days ago I could stop all unplug, wait and restart.

  That is all good.

  It restarted several times over the past few days and it worked ok.

  Now, however, he won't return to the top before this problem.

  I think the engine to scan on the scanner bed is maybe bad.

  I'm looking for some other opinions.

  Has anyone else had similar issues like this with this printer model and what are the possible solutions.

  Thanks in advance,

  Please check at http://partsurfer.hp.com

  As this is an older device, so you will need to look for availability of local dealers part HP or other sources also.

  You can also contact the regional support of HP and check if the product is still supported and try to get repairs.

• My brand new in Officejet Pro 8600 made a loud grinding noise.

  I just installed a new brand of Officejet Pro 8600. At startup and before each print job the machine makes extremely loud noise grinding. I took out and replaced ink cartridges, but that did not help. Is this normal? Someone at - it suggestions?

  Hello Martin,

  Contact HP Support.  It is not usual to a grinding noise when printing each page.

  * If you are in the United States, the toll free # is 1-800-474-6836.

  * If you are not in US, then go to www.hp.com , bottom left it is an icon of the world map, click it and then select the region that you belong to, which would then provide the support options for you for this region.

  Kind regards
  Jabzi

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• Fan - g6 2015tx grinding noise

  before, it just happened once a week, then continued to increase the frequency of the noise and now whenever I start my laptop it starts just what makes this RRRRRRRR and noise.

  Its out of warranty and in India.

  is there a fix out there for this problem? or do I just replace the fan? If so, how musch which will cost me?

  PS: I gave him for physical service but its still the same!

  Hi sank3t, welcome to the Forums of HP. If troubleshooting does not solve the problem of noise (Reduction of fan noise), and you need to replace the fan, you will need to call support for the price.

  Outside the United States / Canada region please click < HERE > to get help from your region number.
  
  
  
  If you want to try it yourself you can refer to the HP Pavilion Notebook PC - Maintenance and Service of Guide g6 (Page 69 a 680551-001 part number listed for the fan) and to see if you can order here through HP PartSurfer. HP PartSurfer

  I hope this helps.

• Loud grinding noise and vibration: HP Pavilion G6-2313AX

  I own a HP Pavilion G6-2313AX, I bought 4 months ago. The laptop worked very well and I am very happy with it. Hower a problem has arised recently.

  My laptop fan makes a humming noise and creates a lot of vibration. It is, as I believe, not a normal behavior. I checked online for solutions and the potential causes. Most of them seem to think that what I need is to get the fan cleeaned.

  Now, my question is: should I expect as a result to a computer store, or should I go to a center of HP? It will make me pay so much? I live in India.

  Also, is it possible that this is another thing that a fan dirty which is the cause?

  just don't push it, no need to open it.

  

• HP Pavilion dv6 fan noise.

  Hello. I had a problem. One day I tried to turn off the computer and then I parked fan noise, he got stronger and I think that there is something is stuck. Can someone explain how covers it of? (The computer is a laptop) It becomes bothersome.

  Virusas wrote:

  HP Pavilion dv6-6b20ey
  Windows 7 edition 64-bit family

  Thank you.

  Can you describe the sound?

  Currently, there is not an available BIOS update to solve this problem. Run the HP TuneUp application now and then to see if they become available.

• HP Pavilion dv6t-7000 CTO: fan making loud noise, need of replacement but can't find it

  So my laptop fan started to make really loud this rattle sound. Makes me very self-consciousness of me when I'm in public, so I just Don ' t bother bringing them along. But I really need my laptop with me. The noise usually comes out randomly.

  I tried the HP part Store selector and in the fan section it lists just the fan button, which is not what I need. I think I need to completely replace the fan at this point (I tried to fix the problem of cleaning the fan out of the dust to check it for possible damage, but can not find what is the problem).

  If anyone knows where I can find a spare for my laptop fan and I have to buy with all heat sink heat and thermal paste? I'm pretty experience in the repair of the computer so I have confidence that I can do, more my warranty expired in 2014, so I don't be invalidated anyway.

  If it helps any, the product is of # A3E83AV.

  The noise is usually caused by a defect in the fan motor bearing.

  You were on behalf of the incorrect item.

  What you need is the discreet thermal module, which contains the fan a heat for the CPU and video sink.

  The part number for the product number of your laptop is 682061-001. It's on the document next to the web HP PartSurfer.

  http://PartSurfer.HP.com/search.aspx?SearchText=A3E83AV

• The Pavilion S3120N fan noise

  After that Hp replaced the motherboard under the extended warranty, because one quiet old work, I now have a very high sound level because the processor cooling fan runs at high speed for most.

  Talk to the HP support brought no solution, it's just frustrating. According to them there is no relationship between the change of the motherboard and the fan noise. We had the computer for two years and had no problems with that, in fact we where he is very happy that the computer was running on these levels to low noise constantly.

  I was search the HP solutions provides on the middle section of solution, also without success, even after the update of BIOS, change the power settings in Windows etc... After opening the envelope, it appears, they have changed the cooling with the motherboard fan. He now has an installed Taisol fan unit, which seems to be the problem with the noise level. This instrument will create just more noise, and since I can expect not any help more HP, on it, I'm looking into replacing the unit of my self with a calm. Anyone out there with a similar problem and a solution for this?

  Thanks for the thought, I managed to fix it myself. Pretty embarrassing for the workshop to repair HP actually, all I had to do was reinstall the fan on top of the processor. They need had installed it so that the fan was a little out of whack, in order to not cool properly or does not correctly recorded temperature. After the seizure of the device, to see if there is anything wrong with the base, I just applied again past the heat at the base and screw them on. I made sure that the four screws that hold in place cooling unit are linked on the cross.

  Now I can run the computer at full load and almost never have the noise level that I had before.

  What frustrates me is the fact, that hotline HP never even considered that there could be a problem with the installation or even assuming that there is a relationship between the replacement of the motherboard and the problem of noise that I was complaining. The people I spoke with, including the supervisor of technical support, when he is very eager to sell me a warranty plan extended, rather than listening to my problem. Well this isn't the right place to start even on this issue, but some things need to be said. Treat your customers with more respect and make sure you listen to the explanations out there, after all we all suck when it comes to computers!