How To Fix Laptop Overheating And Shutdown Problem By Cleaning Cooling Fan ?

How To Fix Laptop Overheating And Shutdown Problem By Cleaning Cooling Fan ?

Sometimes this happens with most people their laptop shuts down when it get overheated even if they’re doing some work on it or playing games on it. If you having this problem with you then its 99% possible your laptop is dirty from inside and creating heat which leads your laptop to shutdown automatically in every 5, 10 or 15 minutes.

To fix this problem there are two ways to do it by yourself –
  1. Easy way
  2. Hard way 
Easy way 

In this easy way we’ll gonna use a vacuum cleaner to pull out all the dust which was stucked in your laptop’s heat sink and that will takes only 2 min to fix your laptop and the best part is you’ll don’t have to open your laptop.
Step 1 – Find your laptop’s fan location.

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Step 2- Use the vacuum cleaner to pull the all dust out.

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Step 3 – Turn on your laptop and test it.
If that won’t works for you then you should move on to our next solution given below:

Hard Way

If the above solution didn’t works for you, then now you’ll need to disassemble your laptop and clean the fan manually. To do this I’ll suggest you to see the disassembling tutorial video of your laptop on Web to do it in a right way and I’m highly prefer you to search the disassemble video of your laptop on YouTube because on YouTube there are variety of videos to show you how to do it practically.
Step 1 – Disassemble Your Laptop.

Step 2 – Locate the fan, unplug the fan power and remove the fan from the laptop.


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Step 3 – Clean the dust.

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Step 4 – Put the fan back to their place and attaches its power connect to the motherboard.

Step 5 – Test the fan is working or not before assembling, yes you can do that too if your able to or otherwise leave this testing thing.

If the fan doesn’t move then you having a faulty fan in your laptop, replace it with new one:


Step 6 – Assemble back your computer and Work On!!!!


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