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| [title] Removing the cooler | |
| [* black] Marked in red and orange are the screws that hold on the cooler. They are all the same size but I would still keep track of if it was holding on a fan or a block. | |
| - | [* black] They are all the same size but I would still keep track of if it was holding on a fan or a block. |
| [* black] Marked in yellow are the power and signal wires for the fans. Using a plastic spudger slowly walk the male plug out of its socket. | |
| - | [* black] Using the same |
| + | [* black] Using the same spudger's flat side pry around the two dies. The old thermal paste will fight back so take your time. |
| [* blue] Carefully remove the display cable concealed with plastic on the leftmost side of the board - marked in blue. | |
| [* violet] Remove the wifi coax cables (black and white) concealed with plastic to the rightmost side of the board - marked in pink. | |
| [* black] Only then the cooling unit can be freely removed. |