Introdução
If you are having issues with overheating it is most likely being caused by a faulty fan. In this guide we will open the player up by removing the connecting screws and then removed the faulty fan so it can be replaced for a new one.
O que você precisa
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Remove the 12mm screws with the Philips #2 screwdriver which keep the plastic panels in place.
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Don't forget, there are two more 12mm screws on the other side as well.
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First, remove the three 12mm black screws holding the top panel on (Phillips #2).
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Then, remove the two 12mm black screws - one on each side of the back of the device - holding the top panel on.
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Lastly, remove the three 12mm black screws on each side of device.
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After gently disconnecting the two ribbon cables (you can just pull them out with your hand), take the top off and set it to the side.
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After the top is off, you'll see that there are two metal bars that go across the top of the device.
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Remove each bar by unscrewing the two 10mm silver screws on each end.
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First we need to unscrew the fan from before we can remove it.
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Remove both copper colored 10mm screws with a #2 phillips screwdriver.
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As you remove the second screw, pull the fan inward to remove it from the remainder of the case. It should now only be connected to the case through a cable attached to the circuit board.
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We will now completely remove the fan from the player.
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Carefully detach the cable from the fan to the circuit board by pulling on the cable connecting the fan to the circuit board.
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You are now ready to install the new fan!
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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
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