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• Replace the fan in T60

  For anyone who has installed a new fan in their T60, do you know how to interpret correctly the tables of Lenovo parts for a spare for the T60 fan?  I type/model 2613-EJU and the two part #41V9932 AND #41W6407 are under the separate tables for thermal device and (integrated) fan for the 2613. Which is correct?  I want to assure you that ordering the right pair. Also, how complicated has been replaced?  The instructions contained in the manual of air maintenance simple. Previously, I upgraded the hard drive, from 80 to 300 GB without problem (because of some excellent tips, I've discovered in this community!). -Thank you

  PAL, welcome to the forum,

  If you look on this site , you will see that 41V9932 is correct RUF, in the listed models against the RUF, you will see 2613-EJx that isn't against the 41W6407. It is relatively easy to replace; you will find the instructions in the hardware maintenance manual (pdf page 95).

  Hope this helps

• T60 - thermal grease replacement fan

  My T60 fan started whining then IBM sent me a replacement fan and a tube of thermal grease - but the fan already has the thermal grease on it.

  Fat is actually a matrix of 5 x 7 of 35 points of thermal grease. Everything I've ever read on the application of thermal paste says that it should be applied in a very thin layer, smooth and these thermal grease points seem quite in line with that.

  1 should I flatten points and spread them thinly? Or IBM expects we just install what it is - maybe the pressure during the installation is supposed to flatten out the appropriate grease?

  2 should I create some handy pure alcohol to remove all the old grease before replacing the fan?

  Hello

  1. the points will become flat and a thin layer under pressure and when it is applied.

  2. Yes, clean the old grease.

  3. watch any contact part´s get´s fat.

  Like your old radiator, it takes grease on the new.

  Concerning

  Andreas

• ThinkPad T60 overheating

  I have a T60, type: 2623-D4U.  I want to replace the cooling unit, but when I look at the list of the RUF, there are 4 different FRU-#.  How can I say than I need. ?

  41V9931

  41W6406

  41V9932

  41W6407

  Thank you. !!

  Welcome to the forum!

  41V9932 is the correct number of RUF for replacement of your T60 fan.

  I hope this helps.

• Radiator and fan on Thinkpad T60 T61

  Hello

  Its time to change the fan on my Thinkpad T60. I thought to replace the entire cooling system (fan and heat sink). Is it possible, in terms of compatibility, use a T61 radiator and fan? I mean having a FRU:41V9932 and FRU:42W2820. I've heard that T61 cooling system, is better than the T60, his cooler etc and more completely.

  What is did anyone of you experience this nature? Are they compatible physics?

  Thank you

  My model:

  ThinkPad T60, 14.1 "

  BIOS: 79ETE7WW (2.27)
  Product ID: 2623-D6U
  CPU T2400 Intel Due Core (Yonah), 31W
  GPU: ATI X 1300

  Thanks for the info.

• Replacing the fan for w/15.4 "screen and GPU integrated T60

  Greetings,

  The combo fan/heater several months ago, I bought for my T60 was apparently the 41W6409 for a T60 with discreet gpu and cpu, but mine is an integrated model that uses the 41W6408.

  As I can't return it, I was just thinking to replace the old fan with that on the new heatsink. But I'm not sure that it will fit, being the only FRU I could find for the Fan/Heatsink combo.

  So, I was wondering if someone here who happened to know if these fans are the same.

  Thank you very much in advance.

  Steve

  Skater wrote:

  Greetings,

  The combo fan/heater several months ago, I bought for my T60 was apparently the 41W6409 for a T60 with discreet gpu and cpu, but mine is an integrated model that uses the 41W6408.

  As I can't return it, I was just thinking to replace the old fan with that on the new heatsink. But I'm not sure that it will fit, being the only FRU I could find for the Fan/Heatsink combo.

  So, I was wondering if someone here who happened to know if these fans are the same.

  Thank you very much in advance.

  Steve

  Steve, you can use the unobtrusive radiator on your integrated motherboard. In fact, the best option in my opinion is to go with a T61 heatsink that is designed to cool the much more powerful X 3100 graphics and uses the thermal paste rather than pads type blade of silicone used to cool graphic systems T60. Alternatively, you can replace these pads with thermal paste on the heatsink T60 but unity T61 is better in my opinion. I can't tell you if the fans are interchangeable, because there was more than one fan used on the T60 models intel, some were, and some were not. There was also a discreet couple different sinks of heat, but will be more than enough for the cooling of your integrated graphics. Platform which cools the discrete gpu will not be used so it isn't a problem and cooling chipset platform will suffice for the cooling of your integrated graphics.

• Fan of T60 replacing Question

  First of all I'm out of warranty, so I compare the cost of the piece to the cost for the renewal of the guarantee; the part is less expensive.

  I replace my T60 2613 fan (41V9931) I had looked around the web and heard talk about the thermal grease, some need me? If so what kind?

  willvette, welcome to the forum,

  If you order an original fan of Lenovo, it will come with thermal grease and blocks already in place, you will need to just clean up the remains of the old grease etc. of cpu & co if this is the case before you install it.

  Important: the thermal pads have a very thin plastic film glued to them, to prevent corruption during transport?, you must remove these before installing the fan. If you do not; You can have heat problems and your laptop - well, starting to feel a little uncomfortable

• Fan Fru - T60 2008-N22

  I need help to identify the correct FRU to replace the fan in a Type 2008-N22 T60.  The support site (http://support.lenovo.com/en_US/product-and-parts/detail.page?&LegacyDocID=MIGR-62741#rohs) lists 4 different fans: 41V9931, 41W6406, 41V9932 and 41W6407 and does not explain the difference between integrated and dsicrete.

  I There any heklp is provided.

  Welcome to the forum!

  Your T60 dedicated ATi GPU and requires a "discreet" fan... one of those listed as such in the HMM was going to.

• ThinkPad - T60 2008-ZH3 Fan FRU

  I have seen the difficulties to find the correct number of RUF for the noisy fan of my machine T60 2008 - ZH3 that the type number appear anywhere in the list portion.

  My computer specs are as below:
  Based on 2008-CTO: T2400(1.83GHz), 1 GB RAM, 40 GB 5400 RPM HD, 14.1 in. LCD 1400 x 1050, 128 MB ATI Radeon X 1400, CD-RW/DVD, Intel 802.11abg Wireless Modem, 1 GB 6 c, batt Li - ion, WinXP Pro, smart security, Ethernet, UltraNav fingerprint reader

  Any help will be much appreciated.

  Best regards, A.Y.

  The correct FRU is 41V9932 and 41W6407

  Good hunting.

• T60 8741CTO - replacing the fan

  When replacing the fan. can I just replace the plastic part (fan himself) does not replace the radiator? I order a fan on ebay and I hope that I can separate the radiator fan. Any clue?

  
  

• Cleaning/replacement of the fan T60/T61

  I have a T61 and need to repalce the colling fan. The model is

  Type 7658-CTO

  S/N xxxxxxx 07/11

  ID:7568CTO

  Can someone let me know what fan and/or sync Assembly should I buy for the replacement of the heat?

  MCF-217PAM05 42W2461is the fan only?

  Unable to find the number of whole Assembly.

  Thanks for any help.

  Frank

  Note of the moderator; s/n, edited for the protection of its own

  You have integrated graphics, you must 42W2460 or 0825 44. Sometimes, on eBay, eBay sellers list the number of the room above with the fan only, but it should be all

• "Fan error" on T60

  So first of all, there is no dust and there is nothing to block the fan blades, so it should work fine. In addition, fan is tested outside the laptop on a different power source to make it work probably. But when I turn on the laptop the fan does not turn at all. Just shows BIOS splash screen and fan error and then turns off. There is no way it is the fan, because as I said I tried it and it worked on a different power source.

  Thanks for any help.

  You need equipment to work ion the surface mount fuses. I think a preheater of quartz and a station of rework at controlled temperature is the minimum required. I think that on this model, the designation is F4

• T60 - problems with long active standby

  Hi all

  Hopfully, can someone point me in the right direction with a problem I encounter with one of the ThinkPad T60.

  Here's the run down:

  We did 3 of the T60 (type 6369-A56) last December (online sales of web). 1 of the three displays problems when dealing with the day before. If the laptop goes into sleep mode during more than anywhere between 30 minutes to 1 hour that the laptop is not repeated mode standby when you open the lid of the laptop or use the Fn function key. When two approaches to bring the laptop leaves standby mode the Moon cresent LED stays on, the HARD Drive LED turns on for a brief second and then turns off, the power light and strong say, the screen remains blank at any time. When this happens, you can hear/feel the disk HARD turns to the top and doing something and you can also hear the CPU fan spin in the action as if it came out the day before. Does not seem to have taken power to make a difference with this problem.

  I already talked to Lenovo support RELATIVE to this subject and they believe it's a software problem. I did a few more tests to try to determine that this is what I did...

  I took a Norton Ghost image of one of the 2 working T60 HDD (Eve works perfectly on two other laptops) and used this Image for ghost in the T60 defective HARD drive, this gave me two identical laptops (hardware and software). Power for laptop mode is as follows, turn off the display @ 5 minutes, switch Mode suspend @ 15 minutes. I left computers laptops only at exactly 09:05, 5 minutes later so empty screens, @ 15 minutes later, the two went in standby mode. 45 min after sleep mode had struck I returned to two laptop computers and for laptops (at the same time), use the Fn key and the defective T60 does not return from the day before and the same symptoms as mentioned earlier it happened.

  After this I decied to see what would happen if I changed the HARD drive between laptops (from the laptop failed drive in the laptop to work), failed hard drive of the laptop working in laptop. After the passage of the HARD drive, I ran the same tests as above. Yet once, 45 minutes after the day before had been very active, I used the Fn key to get out of sleep mode and the laptop with the failed hard drive from the laptop worked directly at the exit of the batt, but the hard drive of the laptop from work to the faulty laptop displayed the same problems as mentioned above thus excluding the software as the cause of the problem.

  My question is, knowing all this, where is the problem likely to be? Is - it's going to be RAM related or associated with Board?

  The result of likley going to be back to Lenovo for repair?

  See you soon
  Chris

  Hello

  Yes, after trying one number of other things I determinined it was the motherboard at fault. Introduced a job guaranteed with Lenovo and returned to the unit for repair. Less a week we had it back, running without problem (they replaced the sys Board).

  See you soon
  Chris

• Help! My Lenovo T60 Thinkpad too slow for life...

  Hello

  So I got my Lenovo T60 for like a year and a half, and until two months ago, it worked well enough (he got the occasional fan at first error message place however) and then all of a sudden he started bluescreening, as it would not go past the Welcome screen. So I installed Windows 7 and it worked fine for 3 weeks, then again bluescreening. So I decided to go back to XP. Establishment lasted 2 days (no, I'm not exaggerating) and since then, it takes 30 minutes just to start. And although I can't do anything on this issue because it is too slow; a simple command such as opening a folder takes 10 minutes! Has it damaged something by installing Windows 7? What can I do to make it normal again? Thanks in advance

  Looks like a bad HD for me. You need to check the bad sectors, which can be easily made to initialize with a linux LiveCD/USB and by running disk utility it. It will report on the SMART status of your drive, and I suspect that your HD to be riddled with bad sectors, ergo long boot time and BSOD.

• What Miss me? (overheating, fans, tpfancontrol)

  Location:

  Clean the fan on (B) T60 with compressed air, but hold the blades with a screwdriver or a toothpick so that they do not rotate. You will need to remove the keyboard to do it correctly.

  If temperatures improve by then, or the fan noisy rest, it's time for a replacement.

  Good luck.