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    MacBook Pro broken fan

    Two days ago, has just buy a macbook, came back big voice box, I open the case is the CPU fan ring, I removed it to find no problems, also drop by 2 drop of oil is not changed, there is my laptop CPU Speed are maintained at the normal 360 $turn the temperature is not high, with the detection of only 22 degrees. Please help.

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    Re: MacBook Pro broken fan

    According to what you said the phenomenon may be caused by the following reasons:
    # fan installation is not strong or loose, you can check the fixed fan of steel, to see if less flexibility not achieve fixation, if so, remove it to replace one.
    # If the fan shaft is not correct, then the process in the rotation because of large swings, with the fan box collision will lead to this phenomenon. In such cases, it is best to replace a fan.

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    Re: MacBook Pro broken fan

    The Macbook fan is also a possible cause of aging, due to the friction bearing fan too, will be issued by large noise, you can add some oil to the fan shaft. To do is to fan shaft on the label carefully opened, adding oil and then covered with glue cement. Check that and reply .

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    MacBook Pro broken fan

    Fans can be demolished, the concrete is a finger to fans at one end of the spring steel long downward pressure, then back the top, you can make steel from a fixed slot withdraw, and then sink a little hard to seize a Breaking, can make the CPU heat sink and separate. You can remove the fan. Must note that if your heat sink fan with the CPU through the white grease bonded together, you can add a little time to re-install the fan can be the same kind of silicone grease; If it is black grease, because the silicon grease paint will solidify the back so you have to CPU carefully removed the solid silicone grease on the grease, after re-install the fan. Reply.

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    MacBook Pro broken fan

    You can not just replace the CPU fan for heat sinks, fans are generally fixed with screws on the heatsink, as long as the screw removed, you can remove the fan, and then replace a same diameter of the fan, pay attention to the installation of must be right now, otherwise it will affect the cooling effect.

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    MacBook Pro broken fan

    You can open the laptop when it presses the middle fan to stop and see the sound is not nothing, if no explanation is CPU, if there is a power supply fan. There is sure to buy a new fan try, first, listen to the voice, the second is to look at vibration. Vibration as small as possible. Proposed two-ball fan to buy a cooler.

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    Re: MacBook Pro broken fan

    Sounds great is not an issues, the key is the speed of how, as long as the speed is no problem, but it you have to accept such a big voice, it can then use, as long as the computer will not overheat and crash, then rest assured it.

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