Huawei D15 Boh Wap9r Service & Repaste 💻

[@alexanderrivera5881]

Planning to clean my laptop fan and this really helped a lot. Thank you so much.

[@uFixTek]

You are welcome! Glad you liked it 😊Thank you for the feedback! if you wish to support the channel you can LIKE or SUB or both :P if you have any question or request in the future feel free to ask me.

[@alexanderrivera5881]

@@uFixTek Regarding the screwdrivers, do you recommend getting well-known brands or will anything (as long as it is the right size and bit) be okay? Scared of stripping screws and the ifixit kit is kinda overkill for me since i wont be opening it up frequently and just for maintenance/cleaning.

[@uFixTek]

if you going to open once every week or so stuff get this: amzn.to/3pPDImY

[@NorlanBustilloX]

The screws protecting the processor don´t turn. I`ve tried several screwdriver heads, rubber band, electrical tape, and still nothing. Is there anything I can do, before having to take it to a repair shop? :(

[@uFixTek]

Regarding your question, sure you can , just make a insertion on the screw head and use a flat screwdriver, here are some videos that may help you. kzbin.info/www/bejne/rn3XZ5eDftiCb6c kzbin.info/www/bejne/i5KwgGOpfZlojKs Should you have any further questions or requests in the future, please don't hesitate to ask me. cheers🍻

[@KinguGidora820]

My laptop is still hot after cleaning the heatsink and fan and after repasting it with the thermal paste you reccomended

[@uFixTek]

this service is to cool down the CPU and service the laptop, if your laptop blowing out heat that is what does the fan does. you need to check the CPU temps, not if the laptop is hot!, if the laptop gets how there is no magic paste to disappear the heat!.

[@paraparalia]

Thanks dude, this helped me a lot!

[@uFixTek]

My pleasure! Glad you liked it 😊Thank you for the feedback! if you wish to support the channel you can LIKE or SUB or both :P if you have any question or request in the future feel free to ask me.

[@paraparalia]

@@uFixTek Do you think using liquid metal would be a very bad idea on this specific model?

[@uFixTek]

i would never ever recommend to use a liquid metal on a portable laptops my friend! there are few and one key important thing about the LM and 99% of the tech guyz don't know because it doesn't relate to tech, and that is the Properties of the LM. i try to explain as much as i can, #1. LM as we know has the highest W/mK (around 70) so that makes it the best know usable item to place on COPPER and GLASS components. #2. LM will never or eat or damage your COPPER heat sink it will bond to it, but with a small polishing it will be back. #3. LM is extremely conductive, you will need to isolate the nearby components. #3. people say that LM is good for a year or two then you need to reapply it! (that is NOT true on for the subject of "that has a time expire") -what people lack of understanding of chemical properties of the LM is that the LM at its applying stage is liquid but only does a good job of heat/cold transfer up to 60% at most most -once a heat/cold had been transferred for XXX (few months) amount of time, then the Liquid portions of the LM will be evaporated, and a very thin and extremely delicate bond will be created, and that small and delicate bond will transfer heat/cold at 100% now for EVER! BUT any small vibration or hit or moving the "laptop" on a table with slightest drop will break that layer of bond (crack) and you will have the horrible temp results, that what people call it expiry date lol BUT placing a LM on a console that will not move or pC that stays at one place or server or workstations are the BEST option! we have experimented and have talked to a PHD chemical researchers to give second opinion. therefore if you planing to move your laptop around : use a paste version of LM that its only off by 5-7C: Thermal Grizzly Kryonaut Extreme: amzn.to/3SeXBRy because even with the highest heat transfer properties (LM 70W/mK compare to 12.5W/mK paste version) you would think that it should be better temp drop and not only 5-7c , but you got to remember that the LM or paste are not cooling solution the cooling solution is at the vapor chamber and how fast copper can absorb that heat and release the heat and inside the heat tubes are liquid that transfers heat and how good of tube are in your heatsink, Don't use Water coolers they are the same results as air cooler. if we had a better cooling material beside copper then we could take advantage of that 70W/mK properties, but till that happens, use paste. i hope i have explained my self. if you have any question or request in the future feel free to ask me.

[@paraparalia]

@@uFixTek Thanks a lot for the explanation pal, I'll buy that specific thermal grease and apply it to my laptop.

[@uFixTek]

it's my pleasure, you will be much better with that on your laptop

[@TroxxyGaming666]

Hi, Can I put thermal grease on the ram? or thermal paste?

[@uFixTek]

🫠Regarding your question, please don't use thermal paste or grease where there is thermal pad! you will damage the components. cheers🍻

[@hunzlazahid70]

It is requested to guide me regarding my issue in huawei matebook d15 not turning on. It happens often but this tine its about 1 day and it's not turning on. I was out of city for three days so my laptop was off for last three days. In my absence no one even touched it but still this issue. When i plugged charging wire it is still showing not charging sign no power led on.

[@uFixTek]

Thank you for the feedback! if you wish to support the channel you can LIKE or SUB or both :P regarding your question: open the laptop and disconnect the battery and press and hold on power button for 60sec and then let go and plug in the battery and plug in the charger and test it out.

[@user-vz2cw9cy1e]

Hi Bro, Can you please show us an actual replacement of the fan? Thank you

[@uFixTek]

Thank you for the feedback! if you wish to support the channel you can LIKE or SUB or both :P regarding your question: my friend the fan its very easy to remove just 3 screws and pull out the fan jack and that is all : imgur.com/a/hGwRPES

[@ChylleSuu]

Hi, I have a problem on my huawei D15. My keys are messed up even when using external keyboard and on screen keyboard. Also it works perfectly sometimes but will go back being messed up. When I press keys it do something else. Sometimes its fine but start windows keep on popping up when I press keys. Thank you

[@ChylleSuu]

What could have been the problem? Btw I already try keyboard trouble shooting stuff and updated windows. I dunno what do now.

[@uFixTek]

Thank you for your feedback! If you wish to support the channel, you can like, subscribe, or both! Regarding your question, disconnect the internal keyboard Flex cable and then test the external USB keyboard. disconnect this: imgur.com/a/OHJqvgp

[@logo4975]

Good day! My Huawei Matebook D15 laptop does not initialize, the Fn and Caps keys are on, the fan is spinning, but there is no image. Previously it had this problem, but on some attempt it still started, so I was able to update the bios from windows. After that, the problem disappeared for half a year and now it has happened again. Do you think the BIOS firmware can be damaged because of it? Maybe you have already experienced something similar? Sorry for my english, translated with google :)

[@uFixTek]

Thank you for your feedback! If you'd like to support the channel, you can like, subscribe, or do both! Regarding your question, your English is fine , also you can speak in your own language i speak 6 languages, we do get this issue a lot in the store and this laptops have a big issue with the bios chip they do get cropped very easy. you need to replace the bios chip, de-solder the old and place a new programmed chip, that is something a good technician can do. other than BIOS there is nothing wrong with the laptop. sorry that i have to tell you this but there is no simple instruction (clicking and stuff) for you to fix it, you can keep trying to power on and you may get a single boot.

[@logo4975]

@@uFixTek Thank you!

[@uFixTek]

it's my pleasure my friend. 😊 Should you have any questions or requests in the future, please don't hesitate to ask me.

[@LanceRebancos]

I just brought my Huawei d15 at local computer shop. I noticed in some portion of my heatsink has flattened (aggressive handling). They also replace the thermal pads much thicker size. Will it affect the cooling system of my laptop?

[@uFixTek]

🫠Regarding your question, you will have a not great not even good thermals, if the heatpipe is bend and is pressed , you will need to get the new heatsink and replace the pads with thinner size. cheers🍻

[@Oguz-wy4ws]

Will we do the same for the Huawei matebook D15, a laptop with an i5 1135g7 processor? Are the parts in the same place?

[@uFixTek]

🫠Regarding your question, it is the same exact thing. Should you have any further questions or requests in the future, please don't hesitate to ask me. cheers🍻

[@Oguz-wy4ws]

@@uFixTek Another question I have is should it be formatted after cleaning?

[@uFixTek]

No you don't need to forrmat it, unless you want to have a fresh windows.

[@FahriDarsonoto]

Hi there, thanks for this amazing video. I want to ask whether you are familiar with audio jack problem, so my audio jack often times not producing sound for my wored earphone. Speakers and tws works fine so i know it's hardware issues. However, i can somehow fix it temporarily if i flex the chasis a little bit, or if i put like a max volume first and then turning it down. But the issue will eventually appear again. I really don't know what's wrong and i wish to have an assistance from you

[@uFixTek]

🫠Regarding your question, we do encounter this issue in the store often. The problem is that people use the audio boost application and push the volume over 100%, going to 130%+, which causes the audio chip on the board to overheat. You will need a good technician who knows how to solder and desolder a BGA chip to replace the audio controller on the board. cheers🍻

[@FahriDarsonoto]

@@uFixTek so the chip is fried due to overheat? But why is that it went back to normal when i raised the volume?

[@uFixTek]

The chip is partially paralyzed (damaged), and when you raise the volume, you're pushing more voltage, and the resistance changes to a different section. The chip is damaged due to overheating caused by the amplification of the audio.

[@feivelriodan5181]

Hello, sorry for jumping in. So it's a permanent damage on the BGA chip?​@@uFixTek

[@290198Nicholas]

What kind and size of screw driver you used when you opening the headsink?

[@uFixTek]

Thank you for your feedback! If you wish to support the channel, you can like, subscribe, or both! Regarding your question, Philips #1

[@Fatihovicy]

​@@uFixTekI have a Philips 1 screwdriver but I can't open the cover

[@Fatihovicy]

​@@uFixTekHello, can you help me?Today I went and bought a multi screwdriver set. The screwdriver bits you mentioned are included in the set I bought. But none of these ends open that screw. Pls help me ❤

[@joshiee9238]

Is it necessary to pull out the battery plug?

[@uFixTek]

Thank you for the feedback! if you wish to support the channel you can LIKE or SUB or both :P regarding your question: I would highly recommend you to do it, but if you very cautious and make sure you don't drop a screw on board then no, no need to remove it, i mostly don't remove the battery as im very careful with laptops when im working on them

[@js1260]

my heatsink screw is loosethread, i used a phillips 1

[@uFixTek]

use any Philips # as long as it fits snugly in there and does the job 👍

[@Lucek-f8q]

Termopady ile mm?

[@uFixTek]

🫠Regarding your question, the thermal pad thickness is the 1mm and .5mm cheers🍻

[@Yarak92]

Where can I buy this paste

[@uFixTek]

🫠Regarding your question, the link to the tools and paste are in the video description. cheers🍻

[@alppshnn]

which torx torna

[@uFixTek]

torx 5, 6

[@alppshnn]

@@uFixTek thank you

[@uFixTek]

It's my pleasure my friend. 😊 cheers 🍻

[@RunningRunner46]

You should have pressed the power button for 30 seconds to drain any power from the capacitors. Just to be safe from statics

[@uFixTek]

no need to there is a enough resistors that do that for you and enough diods, as soon as you disconnect the battery under 3sec the board is discharged. BUT if that makes you feel safe sure press and hold for few min. cheers🍻

[@tikafix]

thanks a lot

[@uFixTek]

It's my pleasure my friend. 😊 Thank you for taking the time to give feedback! If you would like to support the channel, please like, subscribe, or both. :P Should you have any further questions or requests in the future, please don't hesitate to ask me.

[@Yarak92]

bro my internet isnt working since I cleaned the laptop

[@uFixTek]

🫠Regarding your question, when you saying internet not working , what you mean? you can connect via wifi ? but no internet? or you use ethernet cable and no internet? i need more detail.

[@Oguz-wy4ws]

I couldn't turn on the laptop.

[@uFixTek]

double check the cables and connectors.

[@Oguz-wy4ws]

@@uFixTek You misunderstood me. It cannot be opened with a screwdriver, how do I open it? Does he have a special tool?

[@uFixTek]

Yes, it is a special screwdriver-it’s a Torx 5. I mentioned that in the video right at @1:00 cheers🍻

[@MarioMendozaMendoza]

Repaste???

[@uFixTek]

yes my friend REPASTE the CPU.