Pavilion dv7: radiator for CPU fan replacement dv7-6160ez

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  Hello I have a hp pavilion 1304sv g6 and I want to replace the cpu fan, please indicate in what spec I write to find one to buy or if you can show me a link to amazon or something. Thanks for your time.

  Here is the Service Manual:

  Manual

  page 24 it's your fan, since you have intel video dedicated and chipset hm65:

  For use in Intel HM65 discrete computer models 641141-001

  I couldn't find one for a reasonable price on amazon or ebay. I can find just the fan and you can reuse the heat sink, but which requires an Assembly and disassembly.

  http://www.eBay.com/ITM/new-for-HP-Pavilion-CPU-cooling-fan-643258-001-641141-001-643364-001-657942-001-/181415497977?hash=item2a3d34d0f9:g:6hAAAOxyBvZTQ

  You can also get just the radiator part:

  http://www.eBay.com/ITM/cooler-for-HP-G4-G6-G7-G4-1000-G6-1000-cooling-heatsink-643257-001-641141-001-/161911751836?hash=item25b2b1449c:g:H8wAAOSwBahVQZQ4

  It must be shipped quite a distance.

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• Satellite P200 - need CPU fan replacement

  I have a Satellite P200-16V and my problem is on the cpu fan.

  I tried to open it, but after the keyboard, hard drive, Rams, OVOCHECK and 40-50 screws and some cables, I realized I have to get out the motherboard and screen mabe and I close it again after 3-4 hours. The cpu fan has been breaking and I don't know what to do.

  I am from Greece. If I go to the toshiba in Greece, I can find a cpu fan or any system cpu radiator? Can you help me?

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  Looks like the fan needs to be replaced and therefore, you should contact the closest service provider authorized in your country. Guys can order a replacement part and swap it out.

  On the Toshiba site, you can find a list of them:
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  Sorry, but everything that s what I can say. Here it s only a user forum so I think no one knows the exact number of part or a manual how to take apart the laptop but the ASP can do for you. :)

• CPU fan replacement

  Re: Pavilion 523n (AMD Athlon CPU) purchased 12/2002

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  Is it necessary to replace the radiator and the fan as a unit when replacing the CPU fan or can I leave the old radiator attached and just replace the fan?

  Farm37, welcome to the forum.

  You may be able to replace the fan, however, I would feel personally safe, replace the fan and the heat sink.  This way, you will know they are entirely compatible.  I don't think they are too expensive.

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• HP Pavilion M7470N: Size of CPU fan

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  Here's how to measure: http://www.tomshardware.com/answers/id-1716550/measure-fan-size.html

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  the CPU on my L10 fan has stopped working now is over heating after about 15 minutes. Anyone know what is the part number of replacement, or if there is a fan of spare for another model that I might be able to use?

  Thank you
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  Hello

  As I remember the Satellite L10 series are delivered with two different circuits and so could the unit supports a processor Intel Celeron-M CPU and Intel Mobile Pentium M.

  North Bridge is it 852GM, it supports Celeron-M as follows:
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  North Bridge is it 855GME, it supports the Pentium-M as follows:
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• HP Pavilion dv7 for the radiator/fan

  I'm trying to figure out how to disassemble my hp Pavilion DV7, but I cannot find anywhere how to do for my particular model. The precise model is

  HP Pavilion dv7-7121nr

  Hello

  I had this procedure for your model for the replacement set of heat sink of the:

  Fan/heat sink assembly removal

  CAUTION: Follow all precautions during the removal and replacement of components:

  http://h20574.www2.HP.com/Media/75D38F6E-BCDA-4E84-961B-F3BF5454EA2B/en/yea_fru_popup_precautions-en.htm

  Before you begin: remove the battery, the door, the optical drive, hard drives, LAN module wireless, RTC battery, keyboard, cover and system board.

  Disconnect the fan cable from the system board.
  Loosen the four Phillips screws P1 captive who set the heatsink to the motherboard in the order in which they are labeled.
  Because it is a map of the graphic system, loosen the three Phillips P1 additional captive screws that attach the heatsink to the motherboard in the order in which they are labeled.

  NOTE: Graphics system UMA cards do not contain these extra P1 Phillips three captive screws.

  Lift the heatsink off the system board.

  NOTE: Due to the adhesive nature of the thermal equipment located between the processor and the heat sink, closed effort may be needed to remove the heat sink.

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  Carefully remove the old thermal grease from the heat sink, the processor and discrete graphics models, the graphics processor with an alcohol swab.
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  Align the heatsink on the processor and the screw holes.

  Tighten the four screws P1 captive who set the heatsink to the motherboard in the order in which they are labeled.
  Because it is a map of the graphic system, tighten the three Phillips P1 additional captive screws that attach the heatsink to the motherboard in the order in which they are labeled.

  NOTE: Graphics system UMA cards do not contain these extra P1 Phillips three captive screws.

  Connect the fan cable to the system board.

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• Search for the name and part number of the CPU or fan of radiator for Pavilion m9300t Desktop fan.

  Looking for a part number and the name of processor or fan for desktop computer HP Pavilion m9300t radiator fan. Noise one supplied with the PC is a terrible grinding until the system stops and dies.

  Hello

  I highly recommend not to turn on your computer until the fan is replaced.

  Is your PC still under warranty?

  You may not use the original part.

  All you need is to have a CPU for a socket 775 CPU fan (LGA775). I recommend that you choose 90-92mm fan size due to the limitations of the original business space.

  You will also need thermal interface (I recommend Arctic Silver 5 or OCZ Freeze Thermal Interface material)

  material can be purchased at any store for PC. You can also have the fan replaced in a PC shop little charges.

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• HP Pavilion dv7 model 7135us: pad thermal CPU fan

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  Hi @Nell4 ,

  Thank you for visiting the HP Forums! A place where you can find solutions for your problems with the help of the community!

  I stumbled upon your post on the laptop and wanted to help you! I looked in your question about your HP Pavilion dv7-7135us Notebook and needing help with the parts of the fan Assembly. Here is a link that should help to show you the parts.

  I hope this helps.

  Thank you.

• HP pavilion DV7-4026TX: replacement of LCD for HP pavilion DV7-4026TX

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  As my lcd screen is not working properly (green is on the screen), I would like to order a replacement, but I discovered that there are 3 number of parts that are not suitable for my model (HP pavilion dv7-4026TX), that should be the right pair to order?

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  Here is the Service Manual:

  Manual

  I actually see this:

  For use only with the HP Pavilion dv7 Notebook PC computer 40xx models 605337-001

  Therefore, it appears none of those you have listed is the right one.

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• Replacement keyboard for HP Pavilion dv7-6c60us

  On my keyboard up arrow fell and I bought a replacement keyboard. Are there guides or manuals on how to replace my keyboard for my HP Pavilion dv7?

  Please see the HP Pavilion dv7 Notebook PC - Maintenance and Service of Guide for instructions on replacement components. Preliminary replacement requirements begin on page 41, Chptr. 4 and information specific keyboard starts on page 59.

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• Replacement for Hp Pavilion Dv7-4165dx plastic

  My laptop is practically collapsing due to normal use.  I got it for about 2 years now, and for at least the last year, the plastic is separation on the left side near the hinge of the screen.  Does anyone know how to fix this, or buy replacement plastic so I can fix it myself?  Here are some pictures to illustrate what he does.

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• How to access and replace a pavilion dv7-3173nr cooling fan?

  Pavilion dv7-3173nr member of my family had a cooling fan stop working. This has been noticed during my usual maintenance of it where I take a can of compressed air and spray to clean the fan. As he hit the air I was expecting the fan to turn but it did not. I've then turn it on to see if it would turn but it would turn still not. The warranty just missed in recent weeks and the manuals and other resources that I've found so far do not help. If someone could tell me how to access the fan for this model, it would be appreciated.

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• HP Pavilion dv7 NB231UA #ABA: 2011 HP Pavillion DV7 laptop computer motherboard failure... looking for replacement

  Received fatal blue screen. .. laptop keeps Bestbuy for repairs and was said motherboard was faulty and my laptop bought in 2011 is obsolete! What!   Possible reference to someone who might have an 'old' where of spare parts may be obtained?  If anyone can recommend a solution it would be greatly appreciated.

  You might have bought in 2011, but it has been introduced to the market in 2009 is now 7 years and years laptop are still shorter than dog years.

  You can exchange the motherboard for a fully restored here on eBay for $65:

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• Issue of fan on hp pavilion dv7 6187 cl

  I have a hp pavilion dv7 6187 cl and, recently, the fan stop working properly, so it must be replaced. Anyone know if the fan can be removed from the sink or I have to buy another radiator with the fan. I am aware of the disassembly procedure. Also, what fan guys would you recommend?

  Hi droid1
  
  Here is your service manual: http://h10032.www1.hp.com/ctg/Manual/c02842278.pdf
  
  Go through page 30.
  
  It comes as heat sink (includes the thermal material replacement)
  
  For use only with the computer models equipped with an Intel processor and a graphics subsystem with 2.0 - GB of memory separate-
  Is the part number: 653627-001
  
  Here are some online vendors selling them.
  
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  http://m.eBay.com/ITM?Itemid=221020966054
  
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