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• T61p - on-site warranty just installed new fan/radiator - time of Nvidia went Up - help please

  Someone please look at the pictures below, tell me if warranty Onsite installed the fan/radiator bad for one of my five T61p units earlier today that the Nvidia chip runs a good 15 ° C warmer than before (the other time watching normal using HWMonitor v1.17).   BTW, this chip from Nvidia is a good one dated 2010 (1043A 2) and came from a previous motherboard warranty Onsite replacement thanks to the Nvidia bumping because of the failure of materials (on a machine end July 2008 08/07, no less).

  I have included photos of one of my other unit for comparison T61p fan/heatsinks (in August 2008 08/08 of the machine) and my other units from Nvidia are still with a tube of heat very different to running the Nvidia chip research more a heatsink very high above the Nvidia chip, which has a gray cushion vinyl top (see pictures).  Replacement of today appear that it may have an elbow in the naked heat tube running to the Nvidia chip.

  The technology installed also wrongly a long live in the lower left corner of the processor heat sink... I found it when I went later to remove the KB and palm rest to see why the Nvidia chip ran more hot (because screw KB was previously a long screw, but it was released as a short screw, so I thought he put a long screw inside a place where it shouldn't be).   Fortunately, I found the corner of the CPU and the swap of screws but that has not solved the Nvidia chip running more hot.

  Here is the part number of the thermal fan they sent him: 42W2823

  Could this be a fan/radiator T61 Assembly which was sent to him by mistake? That would explain a lot and can easily be corrected by a return visit in the future.

  Thank you all.

  Original T61p Fan/Heatsink - view A below:

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  Warranty replacement fan/heatsink for my T61p today view A - below:

  

  Original T61p Fan/Heatsink - view B below:

  

  Warranty replacement fan/heatsink for my T61p of today view B - below:

  

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  TuuS wrote:

  I hope that your new technician solves this problem properly for you on Monday, and we look forward to a good report.

  I am pleased to announce that people fine and courteous to the warranty Department Lenovo delivered the good fan/radiator directly to me on their own (apparently so I could check for my part it was OK), then a different tech called the same day, set up an appointment for Friday, August 3 between 12:00 and 17:00.  He showed up at 12:00 sharp, not less.

  This second tech (of the same service contract company) was superb, and he even used a buffer of anti-static work! ... Unlike the first tech.

  He also spent more time to ensure no damage has been done the first tech work and as I looked at the time after starting for a while (unlike the first tech who almost had a foot in the door before I could not even start until time to check).

  So now my second (out of five) T61p units (unit very late July 08/07) runs once more in good time, after the good fan/radiator was installed.   The second tech stopped even without any complain for me to take a couple of pictures correctly targeted its current NVIDIA GPU... a GPU of 2010 with a 1043A 2 code a replacement motherboard Lenovo warranty in 2011 for my file date!

  Thanks to Lenovo warranty Department and the 2nd technician for a job well done.

  

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• MXM Fan Error (XPS 2720)

  Which fan is the MXM fan on the XPS 2720? Is it graphics NVIDIA card or fan of power and can one of these be replaced?

  Thank you

  DiAngelo

  Certainly the GPU fan.  Some people fan MXM existing oil and cut a hole in the rear case and add BIG 90 MM fan.

  Someone else took off the cover back and then put it back on.

  

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• HP Envy 810-493D: airflow fan radiator

  Hello

  Can someone tell me the answer exactyly on the airflow to the radiator fan? Which image should be the right way? Photo 1 and photo 2?

  I'm confused on this thing.

  In addition, I would like to buy crosair SP fan to replace the stock HP fan.

  Thanks in advance for your answer.

  Alan

  PHOTO 1

  

  PHOTO 2

  

  Hello

  The air flow should move hot air away from the component and the tower.

  A radiator in my example would be a radiator of CPU in a liquid cooling system. The radiator is at the back of the tower.

  Your 1st method would push the hot air out of the tower.

  This is the desired air flow to maintain the temperature of the ambient air as cool as possible case.

  Jay

• Question on Pavilion g7 fan/radiator replacement

  I have a HP Pavilion g7. It's a little more than 3 years now. The product number is XV343AV and the model number is g7t-1000. The fan was very loud and noisy for a while and I had the overheating computer once, but most of the time, it worked. However, yesterday my fan has stopped working. I intend to take my computer school and have their problems, but I need to order the parts for it.

  Look for the pieces on the HP site tells me I can get a Module sinks - UMA HM55 with the number 637189-001 and Module ventilation with the number 639460-001 (and there is also the option of a thermal buffer kit).

  My question is, should I buy the fan and the heat sink? Is one in another / they are not supposed to be linked together? What happens if I just replace the fan and not the radiator?

  You can replace just the fan, but you must remove the Fan/Heatsink unit. It's pretty obvious, how once you get the device from the laptop. The radiator is a piece of metal and really can't fail. The fan is the part that fails. When you put everything back together make sure to use good thermal paste applied sparingly and properly.

• T61 14,1 "non - ws - nvidia fan/radiator replacement

  Hello. My motherboard is dead (it used to be a motherboard intel), and I got a replacement nvidia card (Yes, I know about the problems with nvidia cards). However, I was not aware that the cooling unit is different, and since the change of the Web page, all I get when looking for hardware manuals, is "File not found".

  So I was hoping someone could help me with a part number for a radiator to nvidia for the ratio of 4:3 14.1 ' T61.

  Not a big screen, not a T61p.

  Whaa! Sorry, I misread your post, you have the number for the fan of discrete graphics;

  

  There are only two fans in this system, one for integrated and discrete.

  If I have time I will download the manual in a place and send you a PM with the link, probably tonight.

• Satellite A210-171 - clean the fan/radiator

  I have a satellite A210-171. The fan runs strong at times, more heating and twice a day of closure, I guess I have to give it a good clean? It's anywhere, I looked I can't find instructions on how to clean my particular * do * and * model *.

  I know that I can use an air can without starting to dismantle things, but I think he needs a little more to get my laptop to work like new. Any help telling me where to look would be greatly appreciated, I hope as well as some pictures of cell being dismantled (eyes rolling)

  Thank you

  Hey Gradma Sue,

  Why you didn t use the forum search? You will find a sufficient number of threads on the cleaning of a Toshiba laptop.

  You only need compressed air spray. With this, you can blow the dust from the cooling fans and it of quite easy to use.
  I've created an interesting article from Toshiba that describes this step by step:
  http://APS2.toshiba-tro.de/KB0/HTD7A01ZZ000AR01.htm

• HP Dv7 7000 edition quad heat and fan radiator replacement

  I can't find good guides to replace the fan and the heatsink of my hpdv7 7000... Help!

  Hello

  Page #76 of the first textbook on the following link will show you how:

  http://h10025.www1.HP.com/ewfrf/wc/manualCategory?cc=us&DLC=en&LC=en&product=5276639&

  Kind regards.

• Pavilion dv6t - b 6, 00 QJ912AV: I need a new fan/radiator! I don't know which.

  I have a HP Paviliion dv6

  Model: dv6t - b 6, 00

  Product: QJ912AV

  Series: (deleted content)

  Running Windows 7 Home Premium

  Intel Core i7

  Radeon (TM) HD 6490 M

  From what I understand, I'm running an Intel processor and a graphics subsystem with discrete memory.  There are 2 kits for this:

  ●665354-001 - for use only with models of computer with an Intel processor and a

  graphics subsystem with 2048 MB discrete memory

  ●665355-001 - for use only with models of computer with an Intel processor and a

  graphics subsystem with 1024 MB memory discreet

  How can I determine which?

  OR am I completely wrong?

  Hello:

  Here is the list of parts for your laptop...

  http://PartSurfer.HP.com/search.aspx?SearchText=QJ912AV

  Under the section of PC card, this means that your laptop has system board APC HM65 HD6490/1 G QUA U3 - DSC.

  As you can see, it shows that HD6490 graphics are one with 1 GB of memory.

• Replacement radiator/fan CPU in Studio XPS 8100 problems

  I'm looking to replace the CPU fan/radiator in my Studio XPS 8100 desktop computer, using a Dell model 0TJ5T2 (http://i.imgur.com/NMu2wYk.jpg is my actual unit).  The Amazon seller, I ordered it from class compatible with the 8100 XPS (www.amazon.com/.../B008B9MUJ6; redirect = true & ref_ = oh_aui_detailpage_o01_s00), but I'm having an extremely difficult time, install the new fan.  The screws on the line of the fan with the holes on the motherboard upward; but when I press firmly on one of their chiefs/Springs, the screw's not going deep enough to really catch on anything whatsoever (and pressure usually ends up causing the heatsink to slip away from the CPU).  Y at - it something I am doing wrong, or this model fan is not really compatible with the 8100?

  There is a thread X on the bottom of the motherboard heatsink live in.

  If this is not the same then its wrong son.

  

• Fan MXM

  Having trouble with the speed of the fan of MXM. It seems to work continuously at maximum speed.

  Ran diagnostic and received the error code 2000-0512 MXM fan runs faster than expected.

  Any ideas on how to solve this problem.

  Hello

  Welcome to the community.

  Have you tried to update the BIOS? You can get to support. Dell.com section choose drivers and downloads. Your fan has been replaced before? It makes a high pitch noise?

  Kind regards

• Fan/Heatsink Assembly thermal Ribbon

  Hi, I received my fan and heatsink of heat today and inside he received instructions for the application of thermal paste with a syringe which is included in the box. As well as alcahol wipes.

  I don't have a syringe to dough, or wipes. Instead I got what looks like heat, already glued Ribbon on my radiators, what do I do with this, or did HP just send me the wrong compound?

  Thank you, Tim.

  This is the factory applied thermal paste. I think they use a machine to do it. The compound is sticky but is not intended to serve as a glue if that's what you mean. It transfers heat effectively. You see the same type of geometric dab of thermal paste on the standard fan/radiator units equipped with processors in a box. It is intended for one time use. When I was building platforms high performance, that I used to wipe this kind of things off and apply my own money, Arctic, but on a laptop that is not necessary. You could not apply a more perfect amount of cooling made up if you tried. Yet once, in the days when I was building high performance machines, I used 'lap' surfaces from the top of the heart of processor or the cover and the bottom of the radiator using ultrafine or even automobile Emery cloth, Polish, then clean with alcohol and then apply thermal paste. Smooth the surface the better cooling. The surfaces on the fan and the heatsink are smooth already, but you can clean the top of the core processor well with just a little alcohol to remove residues. Then, mount the fan/radiator. Attention with the torque on the screws. Good luck.

• Pavilion laptop dv6: want details about the cooling fan problem

  He showed when ever I start the laptop like this,

  the system has detected that a cooling fan does not work correctly.

  System fan(90B)

  so please give me suggestion what to do with this problem in a way it requires to change the fan or the amything else.

  Thank you

  Verdier

  Your Service Manual:

  Manual

  You have an i5 processor and 1 GB dedicated video, so it's your cooling fan:

  For use only with the computer models equipped with an Intel processor and a graphics subsystem with 1024 MB memory discreet 665308-001

  P. 83 of the manual start instructions on the replacement of the fan/radiator.

  http://Geb.eBay.in/g/ImportHubViewItem?Itemid=121230548704 & CPU-FAN-Heatsink-for-HP-Pavilion-665308-001

  If it's 'the Answer' please click on 'Accept as Solution' to help others find it.

• Cooling fan does not work on Satellite Pro A300

  Hello world

  I was asked by a friend to repair their Satellite Pro A300, because their CPU cooling fan had stopped working even during the start of the POST and the laptop could overheat and shutdown. So I thought it might one of three things:
  # Fan is obstructed by dust or dirt
  # Rolling fan failed
  # Fan power cable was loose

  So I disassembled the laptop and cleaned the fan/radiator with compressed air and check the connection of the supply, which was solid, but this does not solve the problem, so I replaced the fan and the heatsink with another that I knew worked from the same model laptop that had a motherboard fault due to the bug of password to start random bios (out of warranty) but still no joy.

  I'm starting to believe that the fan was perfectly fine rather motherboards temperature of the processor or the sensors that control the activation of the fan has failed.
  Am I correct in thinking that it is essentially, irreparable without specialized tools and my friend will be content themselves to turn the system off each hourish or is there something else I forget?

  Thanks for any help.

  Hello

  I m not a technician, but for me, looks like the fan connector is working properly if you already replaced the fan and therefore, it would be necessary to replace the motherboard

  That s all I can say about it having a look for second mainboard or laptop where you can get a motherboard cheap. Maybe it works. :)

• Cleaning fan

  I have a hp dv6-6c50us, and my fan seems to work super hot lately. I was told he probably needs cleanup, there may be lint or something in there. I went to the back of my computer but I removed all the screws and it seems not to move. The cover of the hard drive does not have any opposite. I tried youtubing that this and I didn't find an adequate solution since none of the dv6 models displayed are exactly like mine. Trying to save a visit to the computer geek, can someone help me get going it back?

  Hello:

  Have you read Chapter 4 of the maintenance manual?

  http://h10032.www1.HP.com/CTG/manual/c03099531.PDF

  Personally, I would never dismantle the PC just to clean the fan/radiator.

  I just unplug the PC off, remove the battery, find something thin like a straight pin to place around the inlet of the fan between the fan blades to prevent the fan from spinning when the bomb spray compressed air into the vent.  You do not want the fan to turn because the air force will spin too fast and that will not fail to destroy the bearings of the fan.

  I look for the dust to blow on the vent, and then I repeat the process in reverse until I see no dust coming out anyway.

  I've read too many tales of woe of people removing parts and then their notebooks do any work afterwards.