Dude i did it its working ahha, a professianal said me 300$ to replace the fan, i had no experience, i never open a pc and i did it for free gg and thx
After 4,5 years the bearings got stuck and it ate the motor in like 5 seconds, but thanks to this video new fan is on the way and i can fix it hopefully :)
I knew that having cooler boost on 24/7 wasn't gonna work out in the long run. Thanks for the vid man makes alot of sense it being a friction issue.I thought it was just a bunch of dust accumulated over time so I took it apart and brushed some off the fan and now it sounds like a fucking lawnmower.Ill get my affairs in order for the repair tomorrow, wish me luck... Thanks again
@@whereami5381 Use the tip of the knife. Make sure the tip is very pointy. Don't put too much force as brass is not very hard. Scrape the brass little by little.
@@tafseer.danish just scrape the brass behind the fan, so that the fan rod is visible, and just add 5-6 drops of clear coconut oil 1 by 1 and you should be fine. I literally did it and the fan is running like breeze no problem at all. Its just rinse and repeat process until u r laptop itself dies 🤣
I watched the video and done the exact same thing but with sewing machine oil, before doing this operation my fan wouldn't have had exceeded 5700 rpm on cooler boost but now it goes up to 6400 rpm and it sounds like a quiet ferrari engine if you get what I mean... the noise is not bothering (maybe it's the resonance of my heatsink I'm not sure)
I'm using liquid metal for nearly a year but I tore the device down again and I found out that the heatsink was bent in a "U"ish way, I bent it back (VERY VERY CAREFULLY) to it's place and that ferrari engine sound gone (the fan blades were having contact with its housing and I think maybe the heatsink bent itself overtime). the gpu fan now stands at 6000 RPM dead when enabling cooler boost. and thanks for the video.
I have a gl65 9sck and facing this issue since many months now. The kirk kirk sound sometimes goes all nuts into loud frequency like sound. I thought for a sec my laptops gonna blow up. Gonna open it n try your technique tomorrow. Thanks in advance!
It happened for me twice at night about 1am I got scared of laptop sound then only I came to know that it is from fan. My idea will work and comment your feedback. But careful don't damage the fan.
@@commonmanideas4483 update : I frickin did it Thanks alot brother. You saved me $27 dollars. Can't thankyou enough. All I can do it sub and like your vid. Technique I used : I was afraid to drill so I came to the conclusion of scrapping that copper part. I took my vinyl cutting blade, which is kinda sturdy and started scraping left n right on the copper part. As I had multiple blades I kinda broke the edge of the blade and made it a little bit smaller than the copper part. Then i held my blade tool down on the copper part with✋ one palm and rotated🤏 the blade with other hand. Slowing drilled it manually and after a while the center rod was exposed. There was a black Rubber ring covering it from the sides. I removed it. Then poured some drops of rubbing alcohol and rotated the blade. It was already very much smooth. Ended by applyigngmt bike engine oil (fully synthetic) and sealed with a cello tape. Final outcome: It silent af now and better than original. Tips: Be patient and don't rush things. I was scrapping that copper for straight 20-30 mins. If you want to see the images of the process hit me up on snap✌️@omkardabz
Other people's motherboards will be fried and faulty as a result of your video. Before touching anything inside the laptop, the battery must be disconnected.
Hi, I'm trying to clean my laptop but as you can guess, i am very new when it comes to these. I always get scared of actually trying because of these types of comments, so if you could help me like how to disconnect the battery and such, it would be so helpful. Thank you so much!
@@commonmanideas4483 yoooo thanks for replying soooo quick man! But dont you have to slightly lift the actual battery to do so? Im not sure but i think ive seen it on a disassembly video. Thank you so much for this video btw
Size of Philip head screw driver is 0 smaller and 1 is next size. Both the size will be used. You can buy a simple cheap cellphone service screwdriver kit.
I had my laptop cleaned two times, and both times the guy said that he couldn't find one of the screws, so he took one out from his own collection and replaced it. (i think he was just pretending and actually stole it) Do they take the screws to sell them or to use it for themselves later? One of my laptops i have is missing three screws
bro what is actually the problem? ove tried ur tips, but im gonna make sure what does the last step do? when we make a hole. because i think the problem here is because the fan was not tighten, makes it unstable
Problem is poor lubrication while manufacturing. The shaft gets dry and friction makes noise. So we make a hole and lubricate makes the problem solved.
Hi sorry for late response. There is no specific drilling machine. If you are going to buy a new drilling machine. I suggest you to buy a compact two in one drilling machine in which you can drill in any surface like wood, plastic, metal in drilling mode and make hole in wall with hammer mode. Buy compact machine which will less weight so you can use it easily.
@@commonmanideas4483 i followed your video and fixed my fan of msi thank you.....i have another laptop of msi gf65 and in that dc power port has issue ... its loose and i have to put my charger at specific angle with pressure to charge ... did you face this issue
Can you please post a close-up picture of the hole you made? How often do you add oil? What do you mean by "don't damage the shaft? " I do not see a shaft. Thanks. 😀
Sure I'll post close pictures but not now next time when I open my laptop for service. I put oil when I hear noise from the fan and It will take several months. Send your fan photos to (Common Man Ideas) telegram channel. I'll assist you.
@@commonmanideas4483 Done following brother. My only concern is the vibration of my laptop. I really feel it when the cooler boost is on. Is it because of the fan's max rpm or there's some loose screw inside?
Hi exactly the same happened with me I bought the laptop 2 years ago and now it's making really loud kirk kirk sounds and vibrating alot. A replacement costs a lot so need help on this. How do I open the fan for lubrication. I dont have a drill.
You can take it to near by electrical repair shop and request them to make a hole or you can rent a drill from power tools rental shop it will cost you 50-100 rupees per day.
Can you tell is the reason my laptop to overheat? Because I already replace the thermal paste. Was your MSI also being overheat when the fan has a condition like that?
Bro my laptop is also GF63 THIN but the occurs when I clean the fan with hp air and then after it making noise like kirk kirk ...., I am afraid because in the market the price is nearly 3.8k INR earlier I purchased the whole fan with heat sink. I dont know what Do I do ?
@@commonmanideas4483 update: i just fixed my issue without drill, i opened the fan from front side, lubricate ball bearing and now no sound Thankyou for making this video
@@commonmanideas4483 nah bro, thanks anyway, im indonesian, i will try it buying 2mm drill and do it myself, thank you so much bro for replying you're a good guy.
bro i bought a new msi gf 63 laptop the fan work properly but im hearing some kirk kirk sound when laptop running is that normal or not. the return policy only 5 days left please reply .
if sound coming from your laptop fan which means fan is faulty. kindly return it. if you are hearing hussssh sound from fan which means fan is running in high RPM which usually happens when laptop get hot which is normal. open dragon center and change fan mode to cooler booster to check. my suggestion is to replace laptop if your hearing kirk kirk sound.
@@commonmanideas4483 when i contacted msi service center and they told its "coil whine" problem and give some instructions to reduce. idont think it work anyway i placed return.
Good job. And the service centre is not direct MSI. They are multi brand service agency. Better go for New. Any help contact me in telegram " common man ideas "
Thanks bro. Option 1 go to your nearest MSI service center but they won't sell spares and also they will order parts from MSI it will take time. Option 2. It is available in Amazon but out of stock. Option 3. It is available in AliExpress but brand is different. Option 4. Lubrication existing fan every 3 months.
Seriously all of that without unplugging the battery 🙄 and reinstalling heatsink without reapplying new thermal paste 😵 u could have pottentially fried the components and the laptops thermal perfomance may got degraded
I did all that without using new termal paste and reused the old one since I wanted to fix it ASAP. Then when the new paste arrived, i relubed the motor and applied new thermal paste on cpu and GPU. In th meantime, cpu/gpu temp was like normal.
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Dude i did it its working ahha, a professianal said me 300$ to replace the fan, i had no experience, i never open a pc and i did it for free gg and thx
Welcome bro
theres no way it costs 300, you can buy the fan for $20
After 4,5 years the bearings got stuck and it ate the motor in like 5 seconds, but thanks to this video new fan is on the way and i can fix it hopefully :)
I knew that having cooler boost on 24/7 wasn't gonna work out in the long run. Thanks for the vid man makes alot of sense it being a friction issue.I thought it was just a bunch of dust accumulated over time so I took it apart and brushed some off the fan and now it sounds like a fucking lawnmower.Ill get my affairs in order for the repair tomorrow, wish me luck... Thanks again
For how long you used cooler boost?
@@waynek1094 sorry i always use in advance mode custom settings
@@waynek1094 my fan died after 1 year constant cooler boost
@@ritz6660 what's the replacement cost of the fan?
@@waynek1094not much like 5-10 USD(650 UAH)
You are a lifesaver! Didn't have a drill so had to use a knife to make the hole
Thank you. But make sure you don't damage the shaft.
how did you use a knife to make the hole a don't have a drill either
@@whereami5381 Use the tip of the knife. Make sure the tip is very pointy. Don't put too much force as brass is not very hard. Scrape the brass little by little.
What did you used for lubricant?
I used little bit of motor cycle gear oil. You can use any kind of motor oil except cooking oils.
Just repaired my fan with your method, thank you so much.
Holy Hell Man, Worked Like A Charm. U r A Life Saver. My Model is "GF63 Thin 10SC". I used Knife & Coconut Oil.
Mine also but the fan is creating too much noise.
@@tafseer.danish just scrape the brass behind the fan, so that the fan rod is visible, and just add 5-6 drops of clear coconut oil 1 by 1 and you should be fine. I literally did it and the fan is running like breeze no problem at all. Its just rinse and repeat process until u r laptop itself dies 🤣
@@mr_tin_god earlier I purchased but again It is making sound like kirk kirk....
@@mr_tin_god are you sure your laptop is working fine after doing this steps...
Kindly use any automotive oil. It lubricate, makes fan run smoother and last long.
Thank you brother I did the same ended up getting good result
thanks! the little modeling magnets on the screwdriver, nice!
I watched the video and done the exact same thing but with sewing machine oil, before doing this operation my fan wouldn't have had exceeded 5700 rpm on cooler boost but now it goes up to 6400 rpm and it sounds like a quiet ferrari engine if you get what I mean... the noise is not bothering (maybe it's the resonance of my heatsink I'm not sure)
May be the thermal paste got dry. Change it and update me thanks
I'm using liquid metal for nearly a year but I tore the device down again and I found out that the heatsink was bent in a "U"ish way, I bent it back (VERY VERY CAREFULLY) to it's place and that ferrari engine sound gone (the fan blades were having contact with its housing and I think maybe the heatsink bent itself overtime). the gpu fan now stands at 6000 RPM dead when enabling cooler boost.
and thanks for the video.
thank you! very helpful now sounds like i have a new fan altogether!
Thank fir great explain.
I didnt understood how the drill effect the oill efficiently ?
best video for fixing msi fan
This works btw. I was too scared to drill a big hole but it worked even with a 2mm ish hole
I have a gl65 9sck and facing this issue since many months now. The kirk kirk sound sometimes goes all nuts into loud frequency like sound. I thought for a sec my laptops gonna blow up. Gonna open it n try your technique tomorrow. Thanks in advance!
It happened for me twice at night about 1am I got scared of laptop sound then only I came to know that it is from fan. My idea will work and comment your feedback. But careful don't damage the fan.
@@commonmanideas4483 update : I frickin did it
Thanks alot brother. You saved me $27 dollars. Can't thankyou enough. All I can do it sub and like your vid.
Technique I used :
I was afraid to drill so I came to the conclusion of scrapping that copper part. I took my vinyl cutting blade, which is kinda sturdy and started scraping left n right on the copper part.
As I had multiple blades I kinda broke the edge of the blade and made it a little bit smaller than the copper part. Then i held my blade tool down on the copper part with✋ one palm and rotated🤏 the blade with other hand. Slowing drilled it manually and after a while the center rod was exposed. There was a black Rubber ring covering it from the sides. I removed it. Then poured some drops of rubbing alcohol and rotated the blade. It was already very much smooth. Ended by applyigngmt bike engine oil (fully synthetic) and sealed with a cello tape.
Final outcome: It silent af now and better than original.
Tips: Be patient and don't rush things. I was scrapping that copper for straight 20-30 mins.
If you want to see the images of the process hit me up on snap✌️@omkardabz
Thanks for the update 😊
Other people's motherboards will be fried and faulty as a result of your video. Before touching anything inside the laptop, the battery must be disconnected.
Hi, I'm trying to clean my laptop but as you can guess, i am very new when it comes to these. I always get scared of actually trying because of these types of comments, so if you could help me like how to disconnect the battery and such, it would be so helpful. Thank you so much!
Remove the battery jack connection
@@commonmanideas4483 yoooo thanks for replying soooo quick man! But dont you have to slightly lift the actual battery to do so? Im not sure but i think ive seen it on a disassembly video. Thank you so much for this video btw
Whats the size of the small screwdriver, can you post a link where to buy
Size of Philip head screw driver is 0 smaller and 1 is next size. Both the size will be used. You can buy a simple cheap cellphone service screwdriver kit.
I had my laptop cleaned two times, and both times the guy said that he couldn't find one of the screws, so he took one out from his own collection and replaced it. (i think he was just pretending and actually stole it) Do they take the screws to sell them or to use it for themselves later? One of my laptops i have is missing three screws
Yes they do. They keep the screws for spare when some customers ask they will sell it at good price.
bro what is actually the problem? ove tried ur tips, but im gonna make sure what does the last step do? when we make a hole. because i think the problem here is because the fan was not tighten, makes it unstable
Problem is poor lubrication while manufacturing. The shaft gets dry and friction makes noise. So we make a hole and lubricate makes the problem solved.
What is the name of the screwdriver tool kit you are using?
You cAn buy a mobile repairing screw driver kit.
I was thinking of buying a drill can u tell which drill machine you used ? Are there specific kind of drill for laptop?
Hi sorry for late response. There is no specific drilling machine. If you are going to buy a new drilling machine. I suggest you to buy a compact two in one drilling machine in which you can drill in any surface like wood, plastic, metal in drilling mode and make hole in wall with hammer mode. Buy compact machine which will less weight so you can use it easily.
@@commonmanideas4483 i followed your video and fixed my fan of msi thank you.....i have another laptop of msi gf65 and in that dc power port has issue ... its loose and i have to put my charger at specific angle with pressure to charge ... did you face this issue
No bro I don't have any idea
Can you please post a close-up picture of the hole you made? How often do you add oil? What do you mean by "don't damage the shaft? " I do not see a shaft. Thanks. 😀
Sure I'll post close pictures but not now next time when I open my laptop for service. I put oil when I hear noise from the fan and It will take several months. Send your fan photos to (Common Man Ideas) telegram channel. I'll assist you.
really thanks for the solution bro, it worked👍👍
Welcome bro
So how long your laptop fan now, is it fine for long term?
Yes it's working fine. And if am not wrong it should last for years.
Are you using cooler boost after this??
Yes while playing games. laptop profile change to gaming mode and cooling booster mode will turn on.
I also have this problem in my MSI. Did you try using prying tool in removing the fan, pushing from the back?
No haven't tried
Thanks man. I guess I'll just follow your video.
@@commonmanideas4483 Done following brother. My only concern is the vibration of my laptop. I really feel it when the cooler boost is on. Is it because of the fan's max rpm or there's some loose screw inside?
@Pudzzz check whether all the fan screws are fastened properly. Always use thick oil which stays in the shaft and runs smoothly.
So, if you always use the cooler boost while playing is not the best idea ?
My laptop makes the same noise a few days ago after 2 years
Using cooler booster is no problem. But the noise is due to lack of luberication.
Hi exactly the same happened with me I bought the laptop 2 years ago and now it's making really loud kirk kirk sounds and vibrating alot. A replacement costs a lot so need help on this. How do I open the fan for lubrication. I dont have a drill.
You can take it to near by electrical repair shop and request them to make a hole or you can rent a drill from power tools rental shop it will cost you 50-100 rupees per day.
Can you tell is the reason my laptop to overheat? Because I already replace the thermal paste. Was your MSI also being overheat when the fan has a condition like that?
Yes
Which oil a r u using? İts work whit sprey oil or its better with grease?
Use motorcycle engine oil.
Bro big fan bro
Thanks for your support bro..
Hi man. any vid repairing the speakers?
No brother
Bro my laptop is also GF63 THIN but the occurs when I clean the fan with hp air and then after it making noise like kirk kirk ...., I am afraid because in the market the price is nearly 3.8k INR earlier I purchased the whole fan with heat sink.
I dont know what Do I do ?
I don't have a drill, is there anything i can do
Also do you know where i can buy this model fan
Bro you better buy a manual drill which cost very less
I will but can you please share which fan should i buy for backup
@@commonmanideas4483 update: i just fixed my issue without drill, i opened the fan from front side, lubricate ball bearing and now no sound
Thankyou for making this video
@@zoltan5960hey bro, how did you remove the fan blade?
Hey man, I just wanna say thank you for this. The solution was right on the bag. More power!
hllo bro my gf 63 fan makes noise and runs slow even on full boost and sometimes it gets below 2k rpm even on boos plz help me what shoul i do
Maybe your fan need to lubricate. Follow my video and service it
hey new on your channel, Liked it.....You got a new sub!!!!!
Thanks 👍😊
could you please tell me thermal pad thickness for replacement please
You are planning to replace the fan right. Then you find the model of the fan and buy it.
Hey bro that worked ❤️.
But i want to know, you didn't use thermal paste. So i didn't use too. Because i don't have it. Is that will be a problem?
That's great. I didn't use thermal paste because I recently only applied before taking video. But I have mentioned it in captions.
@@commonmanideas4483 Ok..
Thanks for the video and that helped me to fix my fan's noise ❤❤✌✌
I cant find wd 40 so can i replace it with rp7
Yes can use it.
Bro any solution to open hole without drill? Because i dont have drill
U need a drilling machine to make a hole because it is sealed with brass metal cap. Where are you from? If I can I'll repair the fan for you.
@@commonmanideas4483 nah bro, thanks anyway, im indonesian, i will try it buying 2mm drill and do it myself, thank you so much bro for replying you're a good guy.
Welcome bro.
for how long you had this laptop?
This problem occurred in 20months. After fan repair still working good. Am using for past 2.5 years
@@commonmanideas4483 thanks for replying
You are welcome
bro i bought a new msi gf 63 laptop the fan work properly but im hearing some kirk kirk sound when laptop running is that normal or not. the return policy only 5 days left please reply .
if sound coming from your laptop fan which means fan is faulty. kindly return it. if you are hearing hussssh sound from fan which means fan is running in high RPM which usually happens when laptop get hot which is normal. open dragon center and change fan mode to cooler booster to check. my suggestion is to replace laptop if your hearing kirk kirk sound.
@@commonmanideas4483 when i contacted msi service center and they told its "coil whine" problem and give some instructions to reduce. idont think it work anyway i placed return.
Good job. And the service centre is not direct MSI. They are multi brand service agency. Better go for New. Any help contact me in telegram " common man ideas "
@@commonmanideas4483 omg thank u bro
I with i had seen this couple of weeks back, abb to Maine chethde uda diye fan ke.
Comment in English
The problem with these tutorials is: they put a hell of music instead of explaining the video.
Where i can buy a new cooling fan for msi gf63 9scxr? Pls link. Thank you ❤
You can buy from AliExpress
Bro it was a great help but can u tell me where can I get a replacement
Thanks bro. Option 1 go to your nearest MSI service center but they won't sell spares and also they will order parts from MSI it will take time.
Option 2. It is available in Amazon but out of stock.
Option 3. It is available in AliExpress but brand is different.
Option 4. Lubrication existing fan every 3 months.
@@commonmanideas4483 what is the name of the replacement
Fan model no: PABD08008SH Google it you can find it.
Where can i get the replacement for this fan
Try in AliExpress
Well done
Seriously all of that without unplugging the battery 🙄 and reinstalling heatsink without reapplying new thermal paste 😵
u could have pottentially fried the components and the laptops thermal perfomance may got degraded
Just a month ago I applied applied thermal paste while upgrading ram.. so nothing to be worried..
I did all that without using new termal paste and reused the old one since I wanted to fix it ASAP. Then when the new paste arrived, i relubed the motor and applied new thermal paste on cpu and GPU. In th meantime, cpu/gpu temp was like normal.
GOOD JOB
WD 40 School :D
same laptop same problem here!
Me when lappy
Very annoying music
Thank you man. saved my money i needed too fcking drill a hole in too my fan but now is working like new