With prolonged use of the laptop, dust accumulation inside the device cannot be avoided. This may not in the best way affect the operation of the cooling system, which subsequently will lead to overheating of the computer, as well as its rapid failure. Moreover, one of the main reasons for disassembling laptops is precisely the contamination of the coolers.
It is necessary
Laptop, special cooler oil, thermal conductive paste
Instructions
Step 1
So, in order to lubricate a laptop cooler, you should know the basic principles of laptop disassembly. This is important because each specific model may have its own way of assembly. Read the detailed instructions for your model. Gently loosen the laptop's external screws and remove the keyboard cover. After you get directly to the cooler itself, disconnect it from the radiator.
Step 2
Before you start lubricating the cooler, you should clean it, as well as the adjacent radiator from the accumulated layer of dust. It is advisable to do this with an ordinary vacuum cleaner or blow it out with a pump. Next, remove the sticker in the central screw part of the cooler. There will be a small hole under it, closed with a rubber stopper. This hole leads directly to the axis of the motor and its bearing section.
Step 3
Fill a syringe with some special oil, which can be purchased at almost any computer supply store. Then, removing or piercing the plug with a syringe, slowly inject the oil inside. Never inject it - let the oil flow axially into the bearing part.
Step 4
Now it remains to put the cooler back. Before doing this, evenly apply a layer of thermally conductive paste to the outer surface of the heatsink that rests on the processor. Assemble your laptop and immediately let it run for a bit.
