In this video I clean the dust out of a Toshiba Satellite laptop because the exhaust vent was 100% blocked by dust causing the laptop to over heat and shut down. Table of Contents: Removal of: Battery 0:11 Memory 1:00 Hard Drive HDD 1:05 CD Rom Drive 1:15 Keyboard Screw Cover 1:25 Keyboard 1:30 Wireless lan WLAN 1:55 Laptop Case 2:22 Motherboard 3:17 CPU Fan 3:45 DUST! 3:50 Heat Sink Assembly 4:32 Cleaning Heat Sink 4:40 Applying Thermal Paste 5:06Reassembly 5:30 If you are having problems with your computer I can help! Please send me a message or check out www.FastVideoTech.com If you plan on working on your laptop, please take notes and take your time. This video makes things look very easy. Some connectors will fall apart easier than they will disconnect and can take several minutes to slowly work apart. It is VERY easy to break small components that are expensive to replace. Depending on your individual skill level you may have more of a chance of breaking something than fixing something so if your laptop is important to you, please let an experienced technician handle it. I have over 10 years experience working with computers. I will try my best to answer questions but please keep them related to the video and the work being done. Thank you for watching! Please subscribe. www.FastVideoTech.com
Wednesday, January 9, 2013
Toshiba Satellite Disassembly to CLEAN CPU VENTS / FAN
Toshiba Satellite Disassembly to CLEAN CPU VENTS / FAN Tube. Duration : 11.35 Mins.
In this video I clean the dust out of a Toshiba Satellite laptop because the exhaust vent was 100% blocked by dust causing the laptop to over heat and shut down. Table of Contents: Removal of: Battery 0:11 Memory 1:00 Hard Drive HDD 1:05 CD Rom Drive 1:15 Keyboard Screw Cover 1:25 Keyboard 1:30 Wireless lan WLAN 1:55 Laptop Case 2:22 Motherboard 3:17 CPU Fan 3:45 DUST! 3:50 Heat Sink Assembly 4:32 Cleaning Heat Sink 4:40 Applying Thermal Paste 5:06Reassembly 5:30 If you are having problems with your computer I can help! Please send me a message or check out www.FastVideoTech.com If you plan on working on your laptop, please take notes and take your time. This video makes things look very easy. Some connectors will fall apart easier than they will disconnect and can take several minutes to slowly work apart. It is VERY easy to break small components that are expensive to replace. Depending on your individual skill level you may have more of a chance of breaking something than fixing something so if your laptop is important to you, please let an experienced technician handle it. I have over 10 years experience working with computers. I will try my best to answer questions but please keep them related to the video and the work being done. Thank you for watching! Please subscribe. www.FastVideoTech.com
In this video I clean the dust out of a Toshiba Satellite laptop because the exhaust vent was 100% blocked by dust causing the laptop to over heat and shut down. Table of Contents: Removal of: Battery 0:11 Memory 1:00 Hard Drive HDD 1:05 CD Rom Drive 1:15 Keyboard Screw Cover 1:25 Keyboard 1:30 Wireless lan WLAN 1:55 Laptop Case 2:22 Motherboard 3:17 CPU Fan 3:45 DUST! 3:50 Heat Sink Assembly 4:32 Cleaning Heat Sink 4:40 Applying Thermal Paste 5:06Reassembly 5:30 If you are having problems with your computer I can help! Please send me a message or check out www.FastVideoTech.com If you plan on working on your laptop, please take notes and take your time. This video makes things look very easy. Some connectors will fall apart easier than they will disconnect and can take several minutes to slowly work apart. It is VERY easy to break small components that are expensive to replace. Depending on your individual skill level you may have more of a chance of breaking something than fixing something so if your laptop is important to you, please let an experienced technician handle it. I have over 10 years experience working with computers. I will try my best to answer questions but please keep them related to the video and the work being done. Thank you for watching! Please subscribe. www.FastVideoTech.com
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