HP Pavilion G6 CPU Cooling Fan Cleaning, Also Disassembly

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How to clean the the CPU Cleaning fan on HP Pavilion G6 or G series. The step is the same for all different models, on the G series. Its also, sort of disassembly. As to get to the fan, its a big pain in the (fill the blank ;). Watch it if you're looking for HP G6 DC Jack repair or replacement, as its steps of tearing down is pretty much the same. Same way, if you're willing to replace the keyboard. All in one, how about that :)
Disclaimer: The steps and procedures shown in the videos are for educational purpose only.

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10 сен 2024

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Комментарии : 35

@h.r.howard 3 года назад

Good video. Needed to clean the fan vents/fins. Have cats. Gave the video a watch before I dove in. No worries.

@EasyFixLaptop 3 года назад

Glad it helped

@LevoLee Год назад

It’s working now, thank you 🙏🏻

@kiavashasadi8687 3 года назад

I was thinking about doing for a while....yet im still kinda worried i mess something up:/

@TrixMC 2 года назад

Lol same but I went for the risk My pc would always be stuck in a screen which says Please wait I used this video to try clean it but in the process I think broke my RAM

@kiavashasadi8687 2 года назад

@@TrixMC eh,that sucks mate...i hope you manage to fix it...i actually did clean it in fact...and it went smooth for the most part....i kinda broke the power button cable in the process but it was an easy fix....

@TrixMC 2 года назад

@@kiavashasadi8687 thanks mate

@supratimbasu1373 4 года назад

Thank you sir, it's been a very very helpful video for me......kudos to all your hard work

@EasyFixLaptop 4 года назад

No worries, glad you enjoyed it.

@Swiminator_08 2 года назад

Thanks for the video I now realise I gotta pay a professional to do this, as if I'm doing that myself I'll have to buy myself a new laptop wtf

@saheedharuna6374 Год назад

What was the chemical you added to the board before placing the fan in it? And is it compulsory to add it?

@granthostheflatulent Год назад

I'm guessing that's a heat transfer compound. I know the guys at work use it when attaching heat sinks to components that get warm.

@omarthaier3961 3 года назад

Thanks

@EasyFixLaptop 3 года назад

No problem

@MelanieMaguire 8 месяцев назад

OMG. The whole thing has to be dissassembled. This is terrible. I thought I could do it. But now I realize I can't. I'm very sad. Where on earth am I going to find someone to do this for me? Deeply sad. Thanks for the upload though, because I now know not to touch it myself...🤥

@morphingmandalas8703 7 месяцев назад

Do you have sny idea that graphic card is not picking up

@Sskull3031 3 года назад

Ahh shit I messed up I forgot the parts to assemble I might have to go to an elec store to assemble it

@TrixMC 2 года назад

Lol I fucking broke my RAM

@Sskull3031 2 года назад

@@TrixMC that's a big hassle

@TrixMC 2 года назад

@@Sskull3031 yea

@lifenext4433 2 года назад

can you please say? I have the same laptop with intel i5. I want to do little bit of gaming. So which cpu should I buy to upgrade that is compatible?

@andreabruno5495 9 месяцев назад

An a6 is what came with mine which is able to run league of legends at around 30 to 40 frames which is playable for me. When the game starts I get 80 fps but you need to upgrade it to an ssd. You can upgrade your processor to either the a6 or a8 processor

@arynasabalenka3173 3 года назад

Do you really have to disassemble the whole thing just to get to the fans??

@EasyFixLaptop 3 года назад

Yes

@chrisg6091 Год назад

Yes, completely ridiculous rigmarole compared to the 2 minutes needed on an IBM or Dell laptop of the same era.

@christophersonawane 3 года назад

This would take me hours if not days...and it's to much of a risk considering it's my dads laptop lol. I was thinking about cleaning the fan, adding more RAM and an SSD. I guess it's better to take it to a repair shop.

@EasyFixLaptop 3 года назад

I guess patience is the key

@kemouse 2 года назад

@@EasyFixLaptop Yes I just did it and it may seem super complicated but it's really just a series of steps. This IS an old system but when turned on, fans running like crazy and temps were in the 180 F range. Took it apart (and it did take me a while) but I cleaned the cpu and applied new thermal paste and it's running much cooler and quieter. Don't give up just take your time. Thank you for the input.