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ThinkPad X1 Carbon Fan Replacement

O que você precisa

    1. ThinkPad X1 Carbon Fan Replacement, Loosen Cover Screws: passo 1, imagem 1 %32
      • Loosen the seven cover screws. They will not come out.

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    2. ThinkPad X1 Carbon Fan Replacement, Remove Cover: passo 2, imagem 1 %32
      • Use a spudger to pop loose the cover and slide it off.

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    3. ThinkPad X1 Carbon Fan Replacement, Disconnect Battery: passo 3, imagem 1 %32
      • Only use plastic to remove battery connector

      • Gently remove battery connector by pushing with the spudger in the direction of the arrow.

      • Remove four screws holding battery in place and remove battery.

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      • The 4 perimeter screws also hold the tow audio speakers in place. And there is a 5th screw dead center of the battery. The battery cable is not easy to remove, nor is it easy to re-connect.

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    4. ThinkPad X1 Carbon Fan Replacement, Disconnect Fan Cable: passo 5, imagem 1 %32
      • Use your spudger to open the connector in the direction of the arrow. Carefully remove the ribbon cable

      • These connectors are very delicate. Use care when removing cables.

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    5. ThinkPad X1 Carbon Fan Replacement, Remove Fan: passo 6, imagem 1 %32
      • Loosen screws and pull fan up and out of the case.

      • Be sure to apply heat sink paste when putting fan back on CPU

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Conclusão

To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.

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Great guide. I do recommend ordering the recommended tools, especially the spudger. There isn’t a lot of room to get the battery cable disconnected, so some of my other spudgers weren’t sturdy enough or wouldn’t have fit. My computer is working again and I didn’t have to pay a king’s ransom and wait 3 weeks (hey, I’m in Montana! I’m lucky to find anyone to fix a computer). Thanks!

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