All laptop repair services are not created equal. The same computer repair can vary greatly from model to model. Our laptops have several heat sinks and fans that cool the processor as it works. These areas like to collect dust, and dust makes the machine have to work harder while functioning.


The laptop fan is essential in keeping your laptop cool. The laptop fan reduces the chances of your laptop overheating. You can save money by learning how to clean laptop fans without  having to take them into a laptop repair or laptop replacement parts shop. Why pay them money when you can clean the laptop fan yourself.  Here are some steps for cleaning your laptop fan.

Step 1

Turn Off and Unplug the Battery

Turn off the laptop and unplug the battery. It is important that you don't try to clean a laptop fan with the laptop turned on or the battery plugged in. This will only cause you to end up destroying the laptop and to risk electrical shock or even injury.

Step 2

RAM Cover Removal

The second step to cleaning a laptop fan is to remove the RAM cover. The RAM cover is typically located right near the battery compartment. Remove the screws and slowly lift the RAM cover. One key thing to remember is where you put the screws as you take them out. Remember to never force the RAM cover off of your laptop. If it doesn't want to come off, look carefully at the area and find out what the problem is.

Step 3 

Remove the Fan Screws

It is time to remove the fan screws, once you have the RAM cover completely off of the laptop. Carefully remove the fan screws one by one. Put these screws in a separate snack baggie so that don't mix them up with the RAM cover screws.

Step 4

Gently Wipe and Use Compressed Air

The next step is to gently wipe and use compressed air on the laptop fan blades. You want to do this very gently. You can use cotton swabs and small cotton balls to get the big grime off. Then finish off with the compressed air to get off fine particles.


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