I watched this because I was getting a "Fan Error". I found it most helpful. I put the Laptop back together and it was running great... UNTIL, I turned it off, put the battery back in, and moved it to a new location.... The Fan Error is back... Well at least I learned a lot.... Thanks....
+Siddharth Raiyani I can't clearly remember, but it seems to be used somewhere near RAM block from the bottom side of the notebook. Try to take out the very first panel at the right bottom side of the computer and find out if there is an empty hole for the screw underneath.
okay i need help, if i bought this laptop the Lenovo Thinkpad E545 20B20011US can i upgrade the mechanical hard drive to a 256 ssd ? as well as the ram? Thanks.
+SneakyP That motherboard supports up to 8 GB ram. Default ram is from samsung (PC10700) i suggest you to get similar ram 4Gb PC10700 from aftermarket or get any 2x4GB PC10600 ( 1066 Mhz ) ddr3 "SODIM" RAM. I am not sure if that motherboard works with SSDs but i am prety confident it does.
@@FluffyOwl-Uhma SSD works fine (Samsung 860 EVO) AHCI mode. Got a second faster SODIMM (4GB) PC3 12800 1600 Mhz Gskill. No problem, the MB will set the speed and timing itself. Got Dual Channel mode too.
How-FixIT i don't think you understand the question... the power plug, powerbutton, lan "module" by itself connected to the power supply should have a led light on ... yes
***ENG: Links to screwdrivers and parts in the description under the video*
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I watched this because I was getting a "Fan Error". I found it most helpful. I put the Laptop back together and it was running great... UNTIL, I turned it off, put the battery back in, and moved it to a new location.... The Fan Error is back... Well at least I learned a lot.... Thanks....
Hi, thanks for the video. Am I mistaken or the new paste was applied just to the cpu and gpu and not the south/northbridge?
Great tutorial.. saved me a good amount of bucks..
This video is useful.i open and cleaned the fan but still it shows the same fan error on startup.
Good video, but you forgot the wi-fi module outside, and one screw left unused after the assembling process.
I too left one screw unused..now don't remember as to where it goes.
+Siddharth Raiyani I can't clearly remember, but it seems to be used somewhere near RAM block from the bottom side of the notebook. Try to take out the very first panel at the right bottom side of the computer and find out if there is an empty hole for the screw underneath.
Its ok for now..will see that next time i open it.
I have 2 screws left and i have no idea where they are from
up to 4 is OK :D
Can you upload a video how to fix or change the touchpad? Thanks
Jonathan Martin Chavarria Norris sorry, i can'r do this video now
okay i need help, if i bought this laptop the Lenovo Thinkpad E545 20B20011US can i upgrade the mechanical hard drive to a 256 ssd ? as well as the ram? Thanks.
+SneakyP That motherboard supports up to 8 GB ram. Default ram is from samsung (PC10700) i suggest you to get similar ram 4Gb PC10700 from aftermarket or get any 2x4GB PC10600 ( 1066 Mhz ) ddr3 "SODIM" RAM.
I am not sure if that motherboard works with SSDs but i am prety confident it does.
@@FluffyOwl-Uhma SSD works fine (Samsung 860 EVO) AHCI mode. Got a second faster SODIMM (4GB) PC3 12800 1600 Mhz Gskill. No problem, the MB will set the speed and timing itself. Got Dual Channel mode too.
I have just installed a fresh new Lexar 1TB SSD disk And IT worka just fine
does the power module led light up if the power supply is connected but not attached to the main board?
Don Leibold if there no power supply connected to MB (battery or AC adapter) it led light won't work in any way
How-FixIT i don't think you understand the question... the power plug, powerbutton, lan "module" by itself connected to the power supply should have a led light on ... yes
Don Leibold oh i get, you mean: should light led when you connect power supply or not. But unfortunately i don't remember, sorry