How to disassemble/clean/repair noisy/stuck laptop and desktop fans *other methods in description*

[@ItsBinhRepaired]

Check the video description for other methods.

[@ItsBinhRepaired]

@@WalidLachhab no problem

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@Chals Silva why is God spreading the word using spammers?...

[@theyoutubeguy1]

I used a leaf blower and it worked very well, sent my laptop flying back to China.

[@ItsBinhRepaired]

LOL

[@shunstorm]

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[@عبداللهقدري-ل5د]

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[@ItsBinhRepaired]

Cheaper than paying for shipping to China. Great job! Lol

[@NapoleonBorn2Party]

🥰🥰🥰

[@CptHiker]

Bro. Thank you. This laptop of mine was making a horrible, nauseatingly loud fan noise for over 3 months now. I cleaned it and put a tiny dab of car wheel bearing grease on it. It's dead quiet now and running smooth as silk.

[@ItsBinhRepaired]

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[@gagandeepsingh8023]

You are a lifesaver man, your engine oil method worked like a charm...... From 0 RPM to 6122 RPM in just 15 mins.

[@ItsBinhRepaired]

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[@coopersm2]

This video is a couple years old but still applicable. So far the only one that let me know how and why I would have wasted my time (my fan is one with a metal bushing). Thanks for your video!

[@ItsBinhRepaired]

On those, a lot of them you can pull the propellers off.

[@Patience_tenenbaum]

Dude you deserve a Nobel for this video

[@ItsBinhRepaired]

@Patience_tenenbaum haha glad it helped. If you haven't already, please like and subscribe so others can find my videos and possibly consider watching a few others and commenting to get the algorithm to recommend my channel. Thanks!

[@MSTheDev]

To add to this awesome video, Always hold the fan blades when blowing air, when it spins fast built up charge can burn the circuit for speed control. I ended up with a CPU fan always running 100%. Also, oil will last a year or two but if you want longer go for Lithium Calcium grease. finally if the noisy fan has bearings instead of a sleeve, there is not much you can do about except replacing the bearing, most PC fans use 693-zz. avoid cheap Chinese bearings as they are noisy brand new!!!!

[@ItsBinhRepaired]

Sounds good

I used a too strong blower. Since then, my laptop makes a lot of noise. The fans look fine. How can I check out the speed control circuit and know whether it is damaged or not?

[@ItsBinhRepaired]

This is what you need kzbin.info/www/bejne/aavWkIaAaKeLnaM

[@laptopdr]

For more info watch out this link : kzbin.info/www/bejne/nIGzlHWGqLGfipI

[@mustafazeytin4801]

I vacuumed my laptop fans and they got louder (They are clean). I noticed that the gpu temp is not higher than 60 celsius under load but the laptop feels very cool. Do you think I screwed my Laptop?

[@jinkade]

I woke up this morning to my laptop making a grinding noise when I power it on. I noticed one of the fans wasn't spinning and seem to be sticking when I try to spin it. It's still under warranty, but due to covid Acer wouldn't let me drop it off anywhere. So would have had to ship it somewhere and been without it for a few weeks maybe. Found your video, followed the instructions to lubricant the fan and it's working great now. Fan is even more silent than before. Great video thanks again.

[@ItsBinhRepaired]

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[@jinkade]

@047 RITIK BANSAL Acer Predator Helios 300

[@jinkade]

@047 RITIK BANSAL Yes the GPU fan was at 0 rpm on PredatorSense.

[@ItsBinhRepaired]

@047 RITIK BANSAL if it's in warranty, send it in

[@tiberiusclaudiusnerogermanicis]

Amazing info. Thank you. Also I dont know your history but take pride in the fact that anyone that gave you a hard time in life for being the smart one is now probably looking for channels like this to see how to repair their things because they probably can't afford to get someone like you to repair it for them! I had this wonderful experience when someone brought me their broken phone :) I got an apology and he was very embarrassed!

[@ItsBinhRepaired]

Hahaha luckily I didn't really have anyone too mean to me.

[@tiberiusclaudiusnerogermanicis]

@@ItsBinhRepaired glad to hear it man. Dont know qhat your area is like. People aren't great in Ireland lol. Anyway. Thanks for the video. My fan is lovely and quiet now. Do you have any videos on Samsung model 300e laptops? Its an old one I know but still serves its purpose for me and was hoping I could upgrade the ram in it.

[@ItsBinhRepaired]

@@tiberiusclaudiusnerogermanicis hmmm just checked and didn't find anything

[@ItsBinhRepaired]

Why is God spreading the word using spammers?...

[@tiberiusclaudiusnerogermanicis]

@@ItsBinhRepaired is that not how he always did it? Just with less technology..

[@amoexa]

I would also like to thank you for this very helpful video! Your suggestions helped me fix a noisy fan, which seemed to be getting worse every month. I had assumed I would need to replace it, especially after opening up my laptop and realizing the fan is embedded in one of those metal cases like the one you show in the very last minute of the video. But after cutting off the plastic chips and adding some oil to lubricate the shaft, closing and taping the case, and cleaning up the dust accumulated onto the motherboard heat sink it is now as silent as it was on day one. ¡Gracias! :)

[@ItsBinhRepaired]

Awesome! If you haven't already, please like and subscribe so others can find my videos. Thanks! Hopefully you'll enjoy some of my other videos as well. :P Not all of them are repair videos.

[@KINGMAFIA-uy1rf]

but how to join them after cutting off the plastic

[@amoexa]

@@KINGMAFIA-uy1rf , if I remember correctly I just used some scotch tape

[@ItsBinhRepaired]

:)

[@mistercat141]

thank you so much.. now my external cooling fan pad is more louder than my laptop fan... which i will try to repair/broke next.. much love bruh...

[@ItsBinhRepaired]

Awesome!

[@imman6222]

my laptop is Legion 5, I tried what you said in the end of the video and it worked, I got the fan out. Thank you so much!

[@ItsBinhRepaired]

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[@ezJamesN]

Lets go bro! It is hard to find good information about repairing laptop fans. Thnx

[@ItsBinhRepaired]

Glad you found it useful. :)

[@ItsBinhRepaired]

@@Chcken-Bone what kind of grease? It has to be made for lubricating long term. Don't use cooking oil or animal fat. It'll go bad really fast.

[@ali8067]

Just repaired a DELL Precision 5530 with this oil lubricant tip, dude you are awesome.

[@ItsBinhRepaired]

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[@smartgooglelocalguide3560]

Great detail. I think the pully or steppy effect on the fan blades while attempting turn it is because they stepper motors in there.

[@ItsBinhRepaired]

Yep!

[@Creative.photoshop]

Searched and watched tons of videos, ended up finding yours and it worked the best out for me, thanks for the good explanation. Keep up the good work, thank you very very very much.

[@ItsBinhRepaired]

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[@Creative.photoshop]

@@ItsBinhRepaired Done. All the best!

[@ItsBinhRepaired]

@@Creative.photoshop Thanks!

[@21narc]

Didn’t even think about the lubrication aspect of a fan. Used some kershaw knife oil that I had sitting around and it worked wonders. Thanks!

[@ItsBinhRepaired]

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[@funstuffonthenet5573]

I really liked how you showed how to take apart so many different models

[@ItsBinhRepaired]

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[@mathor1]

Thanks man. I tried it and my own worked. I open the the fan cover and pulled out the fan blade. Thanks once again

[@ItsBinhRepaired]

Awesome!

[@blackredunplug]

Bro - you just saved my HP 15 4030U Fan! I'm very grateful man! I just dripped a little bit of antioxidant oil inside the fan hole with a clip and the fan stopped buzzing!!! Thank you!!!

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[@naumanshahid4925]

Thank you very much for the tutorial. In past i take out the fan and clean from only outside. My Laptop was giving an error to change fan for a long. I opened the fan fully Lubricateed and here it's working as it should be and Now Error is Gone too. You saved my Couple of bucks. Thank you

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[@Telecoms911]

Saved my day. Laptop won’t boot due to Fan error. Was planning to buy a new fan but I needed an immediate solution to access my laptop. Keep up the good work💪💪💪.

[@ItsBinhRepaired]

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[@shawnpoindexter7478]

Thank you, your video saved me from a second internal fan purchase. I wish I found this video before. This thing is so quiet now I can not belief it is the same laptop. Again, Thanks you. Also, I used Singer sewing machine oil. Works for all high speed parts on machinery. This is for those who do not have access to the motor you suggested.

[@ItsBinhRepaired]

Sounds good

[@3TYKX]

I used the Zoom Spout sewing machine oil. Been half a year and the fan's spinning great.

[@tromick]

You sound like you gave years these noisy fans like me. You told everything what i know for years. Good job!

[@ItsBinhRepaired]

I figured out how to fix some of the ones that seem irreparable as well. Links in the description. :) Though some truly are irreparable.

[@tromick]

@@ItsBinhRepaired What are you using for lubrication? High viscosity or low viscosity? Which one lasts longer? This is very important and information on the internet is 50-50.

[@ItsBinhRepaired]

@@tromick I don't know. I just use mobile one synthetic motor oil. Lol

[@real7vik]

Demn, Thanks man ! Was struggling to find whats the cause for noisy fan and i landed upon this..... Now its fixed and the fans spins buttery smooth !

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[@dmonhuntr75]

Awesome info. I had string of hair thin 3d printer filament that wrapped itself around the inside of my cooling fan in my printer. I wasn't sure if the blades would come off. Now it's quiet. Thank you!

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[@sapphirenoctua]

Thank you so much for the lesson. I am electronic engineer trying to fix my laptop and they don't teach us stuff like that anywhere. Thank you so much, you're amazing. My issue is that the GPU fan on Acer Nitro 5 laptop is hardly spinning. I was trying to revive it before replacing. I will try to clean thoroughly and apply lubrication inside as you showed. Thank you!

[@ItsBinhRepaired]

No problem. Hope the repair goes well.

[@beefstickswellington1203]

In mine the fan blades aren't making clearance with the sides. I have to file the very edges of the fan blades down so it stops squealing like nails spinning on a chalkboard.

[@ItsBinhRepaired]

@@beefstickswellington1203 interesting

[@Loys-]

Thank you very much ! You just saved my day, and 90€ 😊 (i was about to buy a new fan) To repair a noisy fan, removing the gunk is a simple but crucial operation. Thank you again, have a nice day !

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[@zaxmaxlax]

You just saved me 10 bucks. My fan was doing some weird stuck noise, I tought it was unrepairable but it was just a strand of hair stuck around the shaft axis.

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[@rinndisvogele2708]

Got a fan like the one you showed last in the video for an Asus. Thanks for the tip to cut the tabs! I wish I found this video sooner because I struggled to find other's address that type of fan housing so gave up and bought replacements

[@ItsBinhRepaired]

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[@prestodiwi]

Thanks a lot! Just did this using shaver lubricating oil. So far it doesn’t vibrate or stop spinning.

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[@SevenDeMagnus]

Hi It's Birth Repaired. I just tried this now, thanks. it worked. I got to revive the PC 12v .27A but I discovered something, you can take the blade off by just carefully removing the locking plastic washer (it may be metal on some branded ones) after you've pull that rubber cover covered by the sticker (I used the most powerful PVA glue to stick both the cao and sticks back, I hope it works- I'll find out after 25 minutes). You can use a good thin tweezer (I used a Victoronix Swiff Knife's trimmer to do it but it warped it a bit but your can hammer it lightly to make it as close to straight as possible) to pull out that locking thing or washer, that locks the axel of the fan blade in place. I used 99.9 isopropyl alcohol to clean the shaft hole (w/ kitchen tissue and paper clip but I think a wipe you buy without any fragrance would be more durable to wipe it with if no fragrance exists) and the magnet on the fan blades. I then tested it with a 9v battery directly connected it to two protruding wire (careful not to cross them, put an insulator between them). It took a little less than an hour the first try (but most likely it'll just take 15 minutes on the 2nd or so when another fan needed reviving), about the same amount of time, you'd spend to buy (and take risk w/ Covid though) to go the mall, park and buy and less time to wait for the order ,online:-) It's nice it's working now, I can use it again (on our CoolerMaster PC so it still has original parts, though I'm mostly a Mac user) and it just needed cleaning and it's not the windings of the motor or any sub-components like the capacitor or resistor. I think I can apply this with the iMac's fan and save $US50 and a month of waiting for it to arrive :-) God bless, Rev. 21:4

[@ItsBinhRepaired]

Awesome

[@gunnuonfire]

literally , thanks a lot bro !! my laptop fans went so noicy from a month and i already open it atlesat 5 times , and as always i just cleaned fans from above (afraid of dissembling fan modules coz they got no screws )!!, but this you just made them hell quiet ,,,,,,, again thanks a lot and yeah have a yummy day !!

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[@gunnuonfire]

@@ItsBinhRepaired 😅did both now , oops sry if that hurt's (before secenerio ) !!

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@@gunnuonfire what do you mean hurts?

[@gunnuonfire]

@@ItsBinhRepairedarey ... i mean your channel helped me out that , and i didn't even liked and subbed .. so it's kinda rude of me ( but i did now****)

[@ItsBinhRepaired]

Haha no problem :) most people don't think about it, that's why I say it so much in my videos and in the comments. Haha

[@boxwithahat]

Clipper blade oil worked in a pinch. Very nice.

[@ItsBinhRepaired]

Awesome!

[@real_smilegamez]

The toothbrush was a good idea, I started with the back side of a knife and scraped each fin.. took some time then switched to a toothbrush and did 3x in half the time, great tutorial

[@ItsBinhRepaired]

Awesome, glad it helped! :)

[@real_smilegamez]

@@ItsBinhRepaired I kinda forgot to plug the fans cables back into the computer so no wonder why I was only getting 10fps lol

[@markgilsampaga6328]

Thank you so much for this video! i managed to repair my laptop fans after following the oil part. 😁

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[@hewellwood]

Fantastic video thanks It's Binh Repaired. I had a noisy fan in my notebook that I was going to have to replace, but followed your directions to clean and lubricate with oil & now it is totally quiet again. I was quite surprised it would work so well, so thank you for your valuable advice.

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[@hewellwood]

@@ItsBinhRepaired I've liked and subscribed & look forward to your future vids, cheers mate.

[@ItsBinhRepaired]

@@hewellwood thanks!

[@catonomics]

It's been 11 months. Is it still quiet?

[@ItsBinhRepaired]

OK

[@KnottyDog]

Dude that engine oil trick worked perfect! Thanks!

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[@Nairuulagch]

[GOOD TIP] 14:30 for better cleaning these fins you have to use soapy water dipped tooth brush and carefully clean those fin holes after vacuuming and removing big bust piles on the fins. Then use moist brushing second third times to remove the soapy moisture out fins with careful brushing, you will see a lot of dirt on the brush. Because micro dust particles settled on the fin surfaces and soapy water brushing after vacuuming will do 2nd stage better cleaning of fins so next time the dust wont settle inside the fins so frequently.

[@ItsBinhRepaired]

Not necessary to clean it to that point. It'll build up again in about the same amount of time.

[@sugoi5240]

True, this much effort just for micro amount of dust to settle again in a month

[@davidgustavoperez7078]

Wooow... you saved my life... for buying a new one... for my Razer 14 pro... it was over $50 hahaha.. I really thank you...

[@ItsBinhRepaired]

Nice!

[@TheRealHypervizor]

Thanks to your video and some patience with a dremmel I was able to revive a blower style gpu fan on my gigabyte aero 15 oled.

[@ItsBinhRepaired]

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[@autocrazzee8211]

Awesome video and for all the content covered. I just repaired my HP laptop fan with your video

[@ItsBinhRepaired]

Thanks!

[@mamonreyes]

GENIUS! Thank you, I just lubricated my super noisy fan and it totally reborn. THANK YOU :)

[@ItsBinhRepaired]

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[@mamonreyes]

@@ItsBinhRepaired Done bro

[@ItsBinhRepaired]

@@mamonreyes Thanks!

[@Vitriaum]

This actually worked thanks for uploading this video.

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[@marjaireplay8730]

Great details and care in your presentation! Thanks so much for taking the time and effort to provide us with awesome quality information.

[@ItsBinhRepaired]

Glad you found it useful :)

[@16mmDJ]

Love these methods. I so often default to replacing the fan or fansink assembly. Gonna try repairing the next fans I have to service 👏

[@ItsBinhRepaired]

At least the ones that come apart easily haha

[@beefstickswellington1203]

One other thing: Spinning fans real fast while plugged in will create inducted voltage back into the control circuit. If you spin it way too fast or too much you can burn it out. The motor is a magnet so spinning it creates current. The needle is good for stopping that, too.

[@ItsBinhRepaired]

That's true

[@metsanemosehlane7891]

Thank you very much man, my Inspiron is now quieter.

[@ItsBinhRepaired]

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[@senkail6625]

I have a laptop that suddenly decided to become a blender. I have a question, can I use car oil? Or natural oil or what??!

[@ItsBinhRepaired]

You watched the video, didn't you? Pretty sure the question is answered there. Lol

[@senkail6625]

@@ItsBinhRepaired Thanks, I didn't notice (my English isn't great) I'm going to try putting some oil in and see if the blender sound will stops (By the way, great video, I hope you keep making more)

[@ItsBinhRepaired]

@@senkail6625 No problem :) I'm not a lubricant expert, but anything made for moving parts should work. I've heard some people use the hair trimmer oil as well.

[@kimyooni4575]

very informative and quite helpful!! so basically i have to try lubricating my fans before opting for replacement.. i need to do at least twice dipping of the needle on synthetic oil for cuter smaller fans, did i get it right?

[@ItsBinhRepaired]

@@kimyooni4575 yup, I have a whole playlist of fan repairs. You can watch them all to see the different styles of fans.

[@kimyooni4575]

@@ItsBinhRepaired thank you thank you!! you're simply amazing!!!

[@ItsBinhRepaired]

@@kimyooni4575 no problem

[@kimyooni4575]

@@ItsBinhRepaired my fan model by the way is BA31-00122A. it also says "brushless" which is ironic to me because you're supposed to brush it clean right. lol

[@ItsBinhRepaired]

Lol yeah, here's the playlist Fan Repair: kzbin.info/aero/PLSSiYX-ta7aqqxfDWDQh-B6Az4ZgDI459

[@SAM-ro4fp]

Thanks man...... You saved my money.

[@ItsBinhRepaired]

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[@rabinpro9515]

Nice video. Id like to add that those circular bush (or whatever they call it) at the center helps maintain tight centrifugal motion and prevents shaft from grinding. That can be replaced with sliced rubber and glue but needs a lot of hit and trial.

[@omega011536886]

man the oil solution works like a chaaaaaarm !!! thanks a loooooot😍

[@ItsBinhRepaired]

Glad it helped

[@zyvpeecom]

Great video, Thanks a lot. I want to add some oil to my laptop fan, but I can't take it out from my laptop, because the internal layout and structure are too bad.

[@ItsBinhRepaired]

:(

[@mohamedkhouchchane441]

Bro u saved my life thank u

[@ItsBinhRepaired]

Glad it helped. If you haven't already don't forget to like and subscribe so others can find my videos. Thanks!

[@Arokhantos]

9:30 you can pop that type of fan out use something strong to pop the cap off so you can remove the fan blade just like the laptop fan i personally use white Vaseline acid free tho

[@ItsBinhRepaired]

Hmmm never had a need to do that.

[@sparepart_laptop]

Saya suka ini

[@ItsBinhRepaired]

Thanks!

[@godapples3786]

WOW bro u made it easier to underatand cuz ialyays clean the fan but still its noisy.

[@ItsBinhRepaired]

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[@yamen857]

Thanks for this video, i used multiporpuse grease worked perfectly, its a gaming laptop so its constantly running on high fan speed while gaming i set it to max fan speed, but even with that the fan is still quiet like new.

[@ItsBinhRepaired]

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[@yamen857]

@@ItsBinhRepaired will do mate

[@ItsBinhRepaired]

@@yamen857 thanks :)

[@Vanessa-i8f]

Hi. Thanks for the great vid. I came in here by curiosity because I had no prob with my fan. I cleaned without opening for oil. Did I do it right? How often the fan should be cleaned? Thanks again.

[@ItsBinhRepaired]

It depends on your environment and how dusty it is. If you have carpet and a lot of cloth materials and pets.

[@Vanessa-i8f]

@@ItsBinhRepaired Thanks for your reply. I have no pets, no carpet, no rug, pretty clean environment because of allergy. My computer is couple years old and there was not much dirt at the fan. How often should I clean it? When should I think about adding some oil to the fan?

[@ItsBinhRepaired]

@user-fv9rv3tg2m oil if if sounds weird. Dust maybe every 6 months

[@Vanessa-i8f]

@@ItsBinhRepaired OMG thanks a ton. You are the best !!!

[@ItsBinhRepaired]

@@Vanessa-i8f no problem

[@juliamarsh2077]

Works perfectly.

[@ItsBinhRepaired]

Awesome

[@ricardoarce8670]

The master bro thanks i just saved 15 bucks

[@ItsBinhRepaired]

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[@steph_legend2132]

You're the best Bro✌️ Thank you!

[@ItsBinhRepaired]

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[@SirDella]

I have the ones that don't have removable blades and have a plastic piece blocking access, do you think I could drill/melt it?

[@ItsBinhRepaired]

Watch the other ones in the description. Some need to be forced out. Melting will make it worse

[@SirDella]

@@ItsBinhRepaired Oh thank you for the detailed videos. Right now it isn't much of a bummer because after a quick cleaning it improved, if it becomes annoying again I'll try popping it out

[@ItsBinhRepaired]

@@SirDella sounds good!

[@chokdeesam2365]

You're the best !

[@ItsBinhRepaired]

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[@Ekocart1]

Great information 👍

[@ItsBinhRepaired]

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[@Theguy-fg3je]

Holy shit this actually worked thank you very much, you saved me money and time than going to a repair shop

[@ItsBinhRepaired]

Yep :P

[@white-houseinc.9827]

My fan is also the kind that doesn't open but I carefully stretched it open just to get a drop of oil in ..and it worked🙌🙌🙌🙌my fan got oiled up now it's spinning freely and my laptop is alive and kicking😀😀😀😀

[@ItsBinhRepaired]

Awesome!

[@white-houseinc.9827]

@@ItsBinhRepaired thank you so much bro

[@ItsBinhRepaired]

No problem

[@thecritic7355]

Thank you very much man, this was so helpfull, really appriciate the video

[@ItsBinhRepaired]

Awesome! Glad it helped. :)

[@kt001ification]

I am not able to separate the fan blade from the motor on my dell 7567 laptop. Are some fans not separable?

[@ItsBinhRepaired]

Yeah, read the description and watch those videos. It says so in the video.

[@ItsBinhRepaired]

This video might help as well, but keep in mind, some models aren't possible, so you might have to buy a replacement. kzbin.info/www/bejne/rGTbgn-erZiCqaM

[@albertmaturanasteinbrugge5678]

I just did this for my Samsung Ativ Book 6 np670z5e. Works like a charm!

[@ItsBinhRepaired]

Awesome!

[@albertmaturanasteinbrugge5678]

Also it's great for barbell bearing and airsoft pistons 👌

[@IMOVIES1337]

my laptop fan is going to be fun to repair then, the spindle has sheared off and is unremovable with the metal seal on the back. metal fins, metal insert but plastic core which sheared . had a prior fan die in the exact same way but that was back when replacements weren't too too expensive.

[@ItsBinhRepaired]

I found you can push the propellers out on most of the fans by pushing the middle inner ring. Some fans the center part is to small though, so it can't be reached.

[@jacksheldon8566]

I have a grinding sound on my laptop fans .but they turn freely and don't have much dust. Sadly i cant separate the fan from the rest.

[@ItsBinhRepaired]

Watch the video in the description.

[@matejhloska6039]

oil helped, thank you

[@ItsBinhRepaired]

Great!

[@dimosthenismagos7982]

Hallo, excellend video. I have an HP pavilion 23 aio cooling fan 809140-001. Can i pul the blade unit out to put fresh lube or it can not be separated and needs a back hole ? Thank you for your help.

[@ItsBinhRepaired]

I don't know. You'll have to try.

[@malikzain1029]

Thank you soo much bro!! This video is very helpful for me:)

[@ItsBinhRepaired]

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[@FranciscoAlteradoJr]

Tnx mate,u really helped me a lot

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[@daimaryblogs6461]

Thank you so much. I hve get rid of noise pblm. Thank u very much

[@ItsBinhRepaired]

Awesome!

[@rexisthename]

Big help thanks bro😎👌

[@ItsBinhRepaired]

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[@hamzahassan9072]

Got confidence to clean my laptop fan 😅

[@ItsBinhRepaired]

Glad it helped haha if you haven't already, please like and subscribe so others can find my videos. Thanks!

[@cocotemaribet9293]

Thanks bro it really helpful....keep it up

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[@andreas778]

Regarding that last model with the melted plastic bits... wouldn't the metal part just fall off and not be reattachable if you were to pry it open?

[@ItsBinhRepaired]

If you pry it, you'll end up with a bent fan... lol

[@andreas778]

@@ItsBinhRepaired I meant taking off the metal part (without damaging anything but the plastic)

[@ItsBinhRepaired]

You can glue it back, but I just use small pieces of tape. Don't use electrical tape. Packaging tape works or scorch tape.

[@pettypendergrass8596]

Good info.. thanks

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[@riveravaldez]

Nice job. Thanks!

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[@riveravaldez]

@@ItsBinhRepaired, done, kind regards!

[@ItsBinhRepaired]

@@riveravaldez thanks! :)

[@aigomorla]

Lithium Grease is better then motor oil, as it drys out a lot less over time. I noticed motor oil in an unsealed and dusty enviorment is just asking for you to take that fan apart, while grease will at least push it off to the side until it gets too much, but will increase the time between service.

[@ItsBinhRepaired]

Makes sense. So far haven't had any needing repeat service yet.

[@lou007]

Great demo man, but what about the last type you showed if its melted how to refit it again after opening! wondering ? my case seems like the last one thanks

[@ItsBinhRepaired]

Watch the videos in the description.

[@lou007]

@@ItsBinhRepaired excellent thanks

[@ItsBinhRepaired]

@@lou007 no problem

[@vky2313]

Will machine oil work for fan as lubricant?

[@ItsBinhRepaired]

You want a long lasting oil designed for moving parts. I would think it would work.

[@Tamious626]

Thank it helped me

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[@zinyak4443]

What type of screwdriver will I need to open the fan assembly? My laptop is HP Pavilion DV6 2155tx. It has the 3 small screws at the corners.

[@ItsBinhRepaired]

Likely jis0 or jis00

[@zinyak4443]

@@ItsBinhRepaired Thanks

[@ItsBinhRepaired]

Yup

[@nageshtagadur]

cd player grease will do good,..

[@ItsBinhRepaired]

Sure

[@jiofreed9345]

Hey there. Quick question. I use a lenovo G-51, and I'm trying to add some oil. It's one of those fans that you just see a golden metal circle with no hole when you remove the sticker at the back (I saw it in this video, but you didn't oil it) 1. How do I get oil past the Golden metal circle? 2. The fans with the melted plastic bits you suggested we use a blade to get past, if you destroy the nib, how do you fasten it back in place?

[@ItsBinhRepaired]

Watch the videos in the description. I also just uploaded another video showing how to remove them properly

[@ItsBinhRepaired]

It really depends on the design though

[@destinyflies4340]

Hey there, just wanted to know what types of lubricant or grease I can use because I can't get car oil

[@ItsBinhRepaired]

You/your parents don't have a car? You can ask a friend/neighbor and just pull the dipstick out for a drop, otherwise any bearing lubricant should work.

[@nekoboy56]

Ik it's old, but would like vegi oil work or does it have to be oil oil?

[@ItsBinhRepaired]

Needs to be lubricating oil

[@jonny11bonk]

Was that a blower? That can damage the whole laptop circuitry as the motor or the plastic can generate a static electricity which then blows on the components.

[@ItsBinhRepaired]

Been doing this stuff over 10 years and never had a computer die from blowing it out.

[@edumaniac3603]

When replacing the grease goes. . . Is any grease good for the job or does one have to buy a particular grease. . . My fan needs some ..it is displaying the 90b fan error

[@ItsBinhRepaired]

Any grease designed to lubricate moving parts.

[@edumaniac3603]

@@ItsBinhRepaired thanks man lemmy see if this resolves the issue...again helpful video i found

[@ItsBinhRepaired]

@@edumaniac3603 great

[@zi588]

Can u use baby oil as a lubricant?

[@ItsBinhRepaired]

No, it's not designed for moving metal parts.

[@tian_wijaya]

So there's no way to clean up the motor fan to fill with grease for unremovable fin then? Is there any alternative way?

[@ItsBinhRepaired]

Watch the links in the description. It varies depending on the design.

[@tian_wijaya]

@@ItsBinhRepaired thank you already fix it. BTW have you already tried to replace only the blade of fan (after open it) with another type from another laptop fan?

[@ItsBinhRepaired]

@@tian_wijaya no, there are too many size variations

[@joeshon1]

What does it mean when the fan is making a purring/squeaking noise? Does it needs to be replaced?

[@ItsBinhRepaired]

Grease it up

[@AntonSamokat]

That is nice video! Subsribed.

[@ItsBinhRepaired]

Awesome, thanks!

[@danrazART]

Charming!

[@ItsBinhRepaired]

Thanks!