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If your computer is still running hot after cleaning the fan, you should remove the heat sink to check that it is not damaged.
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Turn the computer upside down with the battery facing you.
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Push the switch as far to the right as possible to unlock the battery.
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Remove the battery using two hands and pull it away from the computer.
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Unscrew the four Phillips #1 screws holding down the back panel. Then remove one 5.8mm Phillips #1 screw labeled "M" in the middle of the back panel.
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Four 3.9mm Phillips #1 screws
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One 5.8mm Phillips #1 screw
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Using the highlighted indent, pull up and out to remove the back panel.
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First, unscrew the six screws that are holding down the fan and heat sink with a Philips #1 screwdriver. Then use a Phillips #1 to remove the single screw near the bottom of the heat sink.
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Six Silver Chrome 5.8mm Phillips #1 screws
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One 5.8mm Phillips #1 screw
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Carefully lift the fan and heat sink from the laptop.
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Use your fingers or a spudger to remove the power pin connecting the fan to the laptop by pulling it straight up off the motherboard.
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Remove the fan and heat sink from the laptop.
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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
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