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Did you disconnect the battery before doing anything

@@LaptopDisassembly no 😭

@@immigguu that is not good. Do you know where exactly did the screw fell off. Can you do some good quality pictures and upload them somewhere so i can check them.

That was written on the back.

Glad I could help!

@@alecbryant3942 I did order fans, not a mousepad

On this model the Bluetooth and wifi are on the same card. is combo.

There is a mini pci above the SSD drive. The wifi card is connected there.

@@LaptopDisassembly thx

This particular model doesn't have a CMOS battery

@@LaptopDisassembly I don't wanna bother but I have a problem where the laptop button opens with no screen and the closes after a minute or so

Do you have any solution

These are sort of spong straps. More for lowering the vibrations from the fan and so.... Nothing important.... With the time they become self destructive....

The laptop is working with ddr3 and not ddr3l memory. The best way is to check the one you have now.

Just put back the connector the same orientation. It should work fine, just be careful not to bend the pins, while plunging it back.

I do test every laptop after cleaning, but I don't film it, coz it takes time and is boring.

@@LaptopDisassembly u can cut it or fast forward it just to see the results and make sure that the temperatures did went down or not

I use regular machine oil.

Thermal pads should be 1mm. But you can easily use 1.2 or 1.5mm ( soft ones ) and they will get flatten. I usually don't replace the thermal pads and the thermal putty, if they are in a good condition. They don't "dry" out like the paste. So you can only replace the paste. But if u decide to replace the pad also, get a Thermal Grizzly or some other quality ones, otherwise you will have a negative effect.

@@LaptopDisassembly Yea, ordered 1mm Thermal Grizzly minus pad extreme, probably an overkill but still. Laptop is 5 years old, I replaced the paste with mx-4 2 months after buying it in late 2019, the pads and the putty were ok at the time but I imagine they won't be now and I figured since I wanna clean the fans I might as well replace everything. Considering the laptop's age, this will likely be the last such maintenance it will see before getting replaced.

The tape is more for stability. The fans are held by few screws for the metal part, so if you replace them, you may or may not put the tape. You can use a regular electric tape.

With a regular brush and vacuum cleaner, or just a brush. :)

@@LaptopDisassembly Thank you!

Thanks

That's what these videos are for.

@@LaptopDisassembly king!

power on the laptop, so it can warm up a little bit. No need to close the back cover. Leave it to work for 5min, After that remove the screws and try to move it left and right before lifting.

i know about the sound, thanks. But there is a main road right next to the shop and is a bit noisy sometimes.

What do you mean by stickers.

@@LaptopDisassembly the tape that covers the wires. Is it alright if I used electrical tape?

@nozesbitxh5417 no problem to use electric tape. Will be fine.

If you have some sort of insurance about it, yes. If no, I highly doubt it.

Did you clean them

@@LaptopDisassembly no I have fear of opening it because it has warranty and I don't have screwdriver and blade

@@LaptopDisassembly is warranty became unavailable if we open and clean the fan

@@LaptopDisassembly I think it's due to the debris

@@LuffyPirateking007 Well one way is to use the warranty and they will clean it. The other way is to just open it and use a vacuum cleaner and just clean the dust without removing the cooler.

VRM pads are 1.5mm

@@LaptopDisassembly thx mate

Ebay, AliExpress or a local supplier

Try to push and twist at the same time a bit harder.

@@LaptopDisassembly I'll try, you really respond fast, thanks dude I'm subscribing now even if it don't work out lol. You teach this very well

​@@LaptopDisassembly I'll tell you if I get it or not

@@LaptopDisassembly yeah I think it's because my screw drivers a bit small, idk if I have any just right size

​@@LaptopDisassembly no sizes work, I'm not sure I think it's stripped, I don't know how to get stripped screws

Well I don't mark them, because I put them in a curtain cell in my box... I have some sort of schematic..... You can mark them or write some schematic on a black paper.

I'm sorry for English is not my first language, but i tried to explain as simple as possible My method is to put the screws in order you get it. Example, the laptop is square, and you start from bottom right to the left, so just put the screws out in another plate (making a square shape of your laptop) from bottom right to the left

It is not that hard. Just don't clean the pink stuff. Replace only the paste on the CPU and GPU

Caca Cola has sugar in it. Pure alcohol will not work. Mix 40% water and 60% Isopropyl alcohol . Put a little on the board and use a toothbrush, to clean. Repeat if is necessary, just don't put a lot of pressure with the brush.

@@LaptopDisassembly they said it spilled main board too. Same process for the mainboard too. Thanks a lot btw.

@@melihkarayel1321 clean the whole board with 40/60 dry and test

The load has nothing to do with the temps. Probably you have some software running on background, like windows update, Defender scan or so. Open Task manager and check what is taking that 30% of load.

This one went for spare parts, so fo assembly video.

@@LaptopDisassembly thanks make it soon...