Over time, every laptop user is faced with a situation where the laptop starts to behave a little strange. It becomes very noisy, turns off during operation and does not turn on after that for a while. This means that the computer is overheating, and in order for it to work correctly, you need to clean the laptop cooler.
Instructions
Step 1
Overheating of a laptop occurs when the processor and video card are not sufficiently cooled. Over time, the radiator grill becomes clogged with dust, and less and less air gets into the laptop case. One fine day, the laptop may die completely from overheating. To prevent this from happening, you just need to clean the cooler. The easiest way to do this is if you have a powerful blow-out vacuum cleaner. In this case, you do not have to disassemble anything. It is enough just to blow the air in the opposite direction to the normal air flow. If blowing does not help, then you need to disassemble the laptop case.
Step 2
Each laptop has its own disassembly system, try to find disassembly instructions specifically for your model. If there are no instructions, then you have to figure it out and disassemble it yourself. Unplug your laptop and remove the battery. Remove the screws from the bottom of the laptop. Depending on the model, different laptop covers may need to be removed, as long as you understand what you should be looking for. And you are looking for a cooler, which can be recognized by the large fan attached to it. As soon as you find it, the first thing you do is horrified at the amount of dust that has settled on it. Take a vacuum cleaner and perform a preliminary treatment of the cooler to remove large rags of dust. Be careful, in this case, the vacuum cleaner should work for suction, not blowing. Carefully remove the remaining dust with cotton swabs. If dust has covered the motherboard, walk the chopsticks over it as well, but be extremely careful not to damage anything.
Step 3
Some experts advise cleaning the bathroom cooler with a hot shower turned on. The wet steam nails the flying dust and prevents it from getting back into the laptop, but under no circumstances try to rinse the laptop or parts of it with water. After you have cleaned the cooler, reassemble the laptop in the opposite direction to how you disassembled it. If you did everything correctly, then immediately after turning on you can notice how much faster and easier the laptop has become. Laptops become clogged with dust very quickly, so cleaning may need to be repeated after a year.
