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Fixing Toshiba Satellite A35 laptop overheating problem. How to remove and clean CPU cooling fan and heatsink.
A few things to know before you start taking your laptop apart
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STEP 1
Remove the battery.
Remove two screws securing the laptop cpu cooling module.
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STEP 2
Lift off the foil, covering the cooling module. |
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STEP 3
Remove four screws securing the CPU heatsink.
Follow the numbers on the heatsink. |
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STEP 4
Lift the heatsink off the CPU. Wiggle the heatsink to separate if from the processor. Very often CPU comes out with the heatsink. Be careful not to damage CPU pins. |
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STEP 5
The CPU heatsink is completely clogged with lint. Using compressed air, blow out lint from the heatsink and the CPU fans. |
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STEP 6
Clean the old grease off the processor and the heatsink.
Apply new grease on the CPU and assemble the laptop.
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