- Apr 7, 2014
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Hello,
I did reassembly two of my laptops, to clean them from dust and other junks inside. They are an old Fujitsu Siemens and an old Toshiba A300.
What I did was, remove the heatsink and fan and clean them both. When I connect them back to the motherboard, and power on the laptops, the fans starts spinning for about few seconds, and then stops. The OS boot up correct, with no faults, no beeps, everything is smooth, but both laptops turns off after a while, because of overheating I guess. The fans, DOESN'T start anymore. They spin only when the first press of the power button is released, and for the next few seconds 3-4 seconds.
I did clean them with compressed air, and I have connect them propper.
I think, that I miss something somewhere, but the question is what and where.
Please, help guys, because on other side, the second laptops is my wife's one, and she's gonna kill me
All the best,
Azidaha
PS. I have tried a CMOS reset, with battery removing, but it didn't change anything.
I did reassembly two of my laptops, to clean them from dust and other junks inside. They are an old Fujitsu Siemens and an old Toshiba A300.
What I did was, remove the heatsink and fan and clean them both. When I connect them back to the motherboard, and power on the laptops, the fans starts spinning for about few seconds, and then stops. The OS boot up correct, with no faults, no beeps, everything is smooth, but both laptops turns off after a while, because of overheating I guess. The fans, DOESN'T start anymore. They spin only when the first press of the power button is released, and for the next few seconds 3-4 seconds.
I did clean them with compressed air, and I have connect them propper.
I think, that I miss something somewhere, but the question is what and where.
Please, help guys, because on other side, the second laptops is my wife's one, and she's gonna kill me
All the best,
Azidaha
PS. I have tried a CMOS reset, with battery removing, but it didn't change anything.
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