Your first mistake was using a laptop with a fan failure. Until you replace the fan, STOP using the laptop.You're going to find yourself with more problems then it already has if you keep using it.
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Your first mistake was using a laptop with a fan failure. ***STOP USING THE LAPTOP UNTIL YOU REPLACE THE FAN, OR YOU WILL SHORTEN IT'S LIFE OR KILL IT!!!***
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You're going to need to tear the whole laptop down, following [guide|29194|this guide] on the procedure.
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The fan can be found [http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=9SIA5RV1XW4143|here], and many other places who sell it. If you do not like this vendor for the fan, the part number is ksb06105hb. You will find metal and plastic versions, but you really want the metal version for this laptop, due to the weak cooling system that seems to do better at trapping heat instead of getting rid of it.
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You're going to need to tear the whole laptop down, down to the motherboard. You do not need to remove the screen, but this will take hours to fix most likely. For yours, the fan can be found [link|http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=9SIA5RV1XW4143|here] (and many other places). The P/N for the fan is ***ksb06105hb***. You will find metal and plastic versions, but you really want the metal version for this laptop. This model's cooling is like every other laptop: compromised. The metal fan will help reduce the severity of the issue these are known for.
Your first mistake with a fan failure is using the notebook with a bad fan. Seriously. Stop using the laptop. It's going to destroy the processor, at least. Once you fry the processors these use, you're going to be in for it. Stop using the laptop.
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Your first mistake was using a laptop with a fan failure. Until you replace the fan, STOP using the laptop. You're going to find yourself with more problems then it already has if you keep using it.
You're going to need to tear the whole laptop down, following [guide|29194|this guide] on the procedure.
The fan can be found [http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=9SIA5RV1XW4143|here], and many other places who sell it. If you do not like this vendor for the fan, the part number is ksb06105hb. You will find metal and plastic versions, but you really want the metal version for this laptop, due to the weak cooling system that seems to do better at trapping heat instead of getting rid of it.
Your first mistake with a fan failure is using the notebook with a bad fan. Seriously. Stop using the laptop. It's going to destroy the processor, at least. Once you fry the processors these use, you're going to be in for it. Stop using the laptop.
You're going to need to tear the whole laptop down, following [guide|29194|this guide] on the procedure.
The fan can be found [http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=9SIA5RV1XW4143|here], and many other places who sell it. If you do not like this vendor for the fan, the part number is ksb06105hb. You will find metal and plastic versions, but you really want the metal version for this laptop, due to the weak cooling system that seems to do better at trapping heat instead of getting rid of it.