How to Repaste and Clean Acer Predator Helios 500 N17Q11 Laptop 💻 - Step-by-Step

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In this video i will show you how to Clean and repaste Acer Predator Helios 500 Ph517 52 97Qk Model: N17q11💻 laptop STEP By STEP.
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@WilliamWatrous 8 месяцев назад

Great vid, very helpful 👍

@uFixTek 8 месяцев назад

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 questions or requests in the future, please don't hesitate to ask me. cheers🍻

@Frimbertrips 11 месяцев назад

Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! Without your help I'd have had to buy a new laptop (or break this one or forget to unplug something). It was idling at 174F (78C or so) with fans maxed out and it crawled up over 200F under stress. I'm not looking forward to replacing thermal paste in another 2 years but the whole reason I bought this specific laptop from Acer is because it's easy to take apart. I did not want to have another Dell incident where I called to have it repaired and they just refused and told me to buy a new one. I was really apprehensive I might break it, but with the step-by-step I had no issues at all. :D Now she's running at about 138-150F under load with practically no fan running (I usually have them going pretty high because I have Heat Throttle PTSD from my old desktop). Overall about 40F or 15C cooler now that the fans are clean and the thermal paste is fresh. The heat pads for the rest of it have suffered immensely, but I can't do much about those yet and I hope those don't go Pop... In any case I have my laptop back! I'm shocked it didn't just break, the Thermal Paste was completely dry. Shame on me for leaving it so long, there's probably some heat damage now, but she runs and should be okay for a while. Plus I have experience for next time. (My last laptop was nearly 10 years old before it died due to overheating. It gamed to the bitter end. RIP my little friend, I tried.)

@uFixTek 11 месяцев назад

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 im glad that you could follow the video and service you laptop, and once you do it few more time you will gain the confidence to do it for the next laptop you purchase :) Should you have any questions or requests in the future, please don't hesitate to ask me. 🍻cheers

@kentorfpv Год назад

Thank you! very informative video 👍👍 done cleaning and re applying thermal paste on my helios 500 just by following the steps on this video 💯

@uFixTek Год назад

It's my pleasure my friend. 😊Thank you for the feedback! if you wish to support the channel you can LIKE or SUB or both :P If you have any future questions or requests, please don't hesitate to reach out to me. I'll be happy to assist you.

@kentorfpv Год назад

@@uFixTek subed done! 🤩 thank you! 😁

@uFixTek Год назад

Much appreciate it my friend 🍻

@gaulp2001 Год назад

Merci. Super!!!! Cale Philippe from The France

@uFixTek Год назад

C'est un plaisir, mon ami. 😊 Merci d'avoir pris le temps de donner votre avis ! Si vous souhaitez soutenir la chaîne, n'hésitez pas à liker, vous abonner, ou les deux. :P Si vous avez d'autres questions ou des demandes à l'avenir, n'hésitez pas à me les poser.

@muhammadserdarmustafa8522 11 месяцев назад

I followed every step you have done (Cleaned the fans, applied thermal paste and new thermal pads, added RAM and new SSD, Downloaded new Wİndows from USB) all perfect! thank you man for these informing videos. I have one more questıon and i appreciate if you can inform me. - When i add a new SSD to the other empty slot, will the PC recognize it automatically or do i need any extra step? - I noticed that the screws for SSD and screws for the plastic part above the HDD are missing, which size are they exactly?

@uFixTek 11 месяцев назад

Thank you for your feedback! If you wish to support the channel, you can like, subscribe, or both! Regarding your questions, about the SSD; YES it is plug and play and the windows will auto recognize it, you may have to activate the drive in the disk management (3sec work). about the screws: those are m.2 screws: amzn.to/3OpUwwA Should you have any further questions or requests in the future, please don't hesitate to ask me.

@iderman2000 Год назад

Which thermal tapes are used and where. In your video you say its a 1.5 mm tape everywhere. Could you please clarify. Thanks

@uFixTek Год назад

Thank you for the feedback! if you wish to support the channel you can LIKE or SUB or both :P regarding your question: don't get 1.5mm get 1mm on this brand they are really good, all you need to cut and replace them with the old one . amzn.to/3C2VA4i

@KoolScreen95 Месяц назад

I have a question. By any chance will dust collect under the motherboard where the RAM is at? And, can i swap the ram position for easier access?

@uFixTek Месяц назад

🫠Regarding your question, sure you can swap the ram positions. and dust will collect anywhere , that is why you need to clean it once a year. cheers🍻

@sinisabrisevac9351 4 месяца назад

Hi, after i changed thermal paste and put everything back in place screen is not turning on and CPU fan is not working

@uFixTek 4 месяца назад

do you get any light indicator that is powered on? double check all the connections.

@sinisabrisevac9351 4 месяца назад

@uFixTek i did double checked the connections, all good. At one point screen did turn on but no GPU was detected and lines showing on the screen.

@uFixTek 4 месяца назад

what brand paste you used? did you make sure the paste was not conductive?

@eduardreiswig3229 29 дней назад

@@uFixTekhave the same. My screen doesnot work after.

@eduardreiswig3229 29 дней назад

@@uFixTeki have black screen i do not know what to do

@fellpower Год назад

You can do it in 30sec. Fix the Blower with a needle and use your vacuumcleaner. thats it. repasting is not necessary

@uFixTek Год назад

OK, you may want to check your facts about repasting not being necessary. I have been repairing and servicing laptops for over 17 years, so I have extensive experience in this field. Stopping the fan and trying to suck out the built-up dust is not the best method in most cases. The dust is often hard and abundant, and attempting to vacuum it through the fan fins can lead to the fan blades getting stuck and prevent them from spinning. As shown in these pictures ( imgur.com/a/8np3MKr ), this is a typical example of dust buildup that cannot be easily removed by vacuuming alone. While it's true that regularly vacuuming the fan of a new laptop can help prevent dust buildup, it can also damage the fan motor. When the dust travels in the opposite direction, it can push dust into the fan magnet, which can lead to fan failure over time. Therefore, vacuuming alone is not a foolproof solution, especially for older laptops. Regarding the thermal paste, you mentioned that it doesn't need to be replaced, but you couldn't be more wrong. Thermal paste does have an expiration date, and its lifespan depends on various factors such as equipment usage, climate, the computer's cooling system, and the quality of the compound. Typically, thermal paste lasts around five years on your CPU or any other chip. However, this number can vary and range from three to 6 years. If you use your laptop for gaming, rendering, or more than 6 hours daily, it is recommended to repaste once every two years. This helps ensure optimal heat transfer and prevents overheating issues. Your statement is equivalent to me telling you that you don't need to change the oil or service your car. Just like your car's oil, thermal paste degrades over time, and it's a basic principle of chemistry. I hope this clarifies the importance of repasting and the limitations of vacuuming when it comes to removing dust from laptops.