Difficulty
Easy
Steps
3
Time Required
45 minutes
Sections
1
- Fan replacement
- 3 steps
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What you need
Step 1
Opening the case
- First, remove the 3 long torx t5 screws (red) and the 8 short ones (orange).
- Once you have removed the screws, you can pry off the bottom panel.
- Make sure to start by prying up on the bottom of the panel, then work your way around.
First, remove the 3 long torx t5 screws (red) and the 8 short ones (orange).
Once you have removed the screws, you can pry off the bottom panel.
Make sure to start by prying up on the bottom of the panel, then work your way around.
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Step 2
The fan
- Unplug the flex cable at the bottom left of the fan by flipping up the release tab and pulling. Also remove the two Philips #0 screws (red) securing the fan. The fan should then pull out without too much difficulty
- If you are doing the other fan from me, the process should remain virtually same.
- Be careful of the black cable over the top of the fan. It should be seated the same way on the new fan.
Unplug the flex cable at the bottom left of the fan by flipping up the release tab and pulling. Also remove the two Philips #0 screws (red) securing the fan. The fan should then pull out without too much difficulty
If you are doing the other fan from me, the process should remain virtually same.
Be careful of the black cable over the top of the fan. It should be seated the same way on the new fan.
Step 3
The new fan
- Simply install the new fan in the opposite order that you removed the old one. Put everything back together and boot the computer. The new fan should now be working.
Simply install the new fan in the opposite order that you removed the old one. Put everything back together and boot the computer. The new fan should now be working.
To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
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Anson Ma - Oct 12, 2021
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Very good, but this says nothing about the other fan