HP Pavilion g7 - Disassembly and cleaning
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- Опубликовано: 4 окт 2024
- In this introductory video, we will show how to disassemble laptop HP Pavilion g7.
Our team will show all necessary steps of disassembling, however don't hesitate to ask us if you have some questions.
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This helped me fix a G7 that was overheating and shutting down. Re-applied thermal paste - temps are 15C cooler now. All good again. Thank you!
Best laptop to warm up with
(for real, i have the same laptop from 2012, it gets warm quick)
Loud as jet plane 😆
Bro my laptop literally acts like a stove and then overheats
@@arezdabro I was at 85C idle according to HW Monitor and the fan kept going at full speed, super loud and would eventually shutdown just watching RUclips. Took it apart per this video and re-applied thermal paste. Now I'm at 70C idle and super quiet. Worth taking it apart if it's overheating / non-functioning anyway.
good video almost exactly like the model I have, worked great as i had to replace the fan thanks 👍
Or is that a heat reducing material you are using? Not sure. Didn't think any adhesive would go back onto the laptop but this is first time I'm doing this. Video is nice and really helped me take the laptop apart as the fan component needs replacing.
Very helpful video, thanks so much!!!
Good video but mine is a different pavilion which doesn't have screws in the pipes. Im still finding ways to remove the fan in the board. I think it has a glue or something because I don't see any screws in it.
When taking the unit apart, i found these shims throughout the unit. I think this was why the unit died. Does anyone know what they were used for?
Thanks for the video. Is it just me, or does it seem like the left hinge is really bad design? The mounting surface area is not large enough (its about half the size of the right hinge) to handle the spring load of the hinge causing the nut and housing to just rip out. I tried WD40 to loosen up the hinge to no avail...
Yep
i just want to clean the fan. do i need to do all those unscrewing things?
It seems like yes, until you get access to the fan. However, usually, it requires the change of paste as well.
Thermal paste is to fill any void between the two surfaces.if both surfaces are flat then think about how thin of a layer of paste is actually needed.the amount applied here is to much.two dots the size of a BB on each die would have been plenty.
Is there an easy way to take the CMOS/BIOS battery out? I saw one HP where it was just a matter of removing a backplate and it was exposed.
I think something ncame out and it keeps making a lawn mower noise.?
Please help did this motherboard will run on hp pavilion g6 thx
If this laptop breaks can I put the hard drive in another just like it?
Sure, you can do it
Dommage de ne pas être allé jusqu'au bout : le démontage du ventilateur puis nettoyage des pales et surtout du radiateur est juste impératif à faire.
ist ja gut und scheun was der da macht aber wen der nuer die külpaste weglen tut und den den lüfter nicht richtig mit sauber macht bringt neue külpaste garnichs weil wen die lüfungs schlitze fertregt sind bringt das garnichs.hab ich auch mal fergeßen wer beina schifgegengen weil die warme luft nicht entweichen konnte ist der cpu auf 95grad gestigen
Is the CPU removeable?
Yes it is
I'm sorry, but my Pavilion g7 looks different on that side. It has much more screws. Does it differ in the g7 series?
Also, the screws holding back that plate you removed don't work for me, I can turn them infinitely, but it seems like they're stuck and won't come out. Anybody having an idea of what went wrong?
There are different series of Pavilion g7.
No changes after cleaning CPU temp is 98 celsius. Any advice?
Try coretemp, speccy indicates 88 C and coretemp 61. Anyway, after replacing the original yet only partially applied cooling agent by a new, the processor fully covered layer of Master Gell Maker (Cooler Master manuf.), the very often appearing vacuum cleaner noise of the fan is history.
Can i replace the cpu into an i7? Or just amd only?
@@Mightic sorry but mine can be replace. Not all laptops are all soldered
What did you use in rag to clean the old thermal seal off?
El matatan likely some kind of cleaning alcohol
@@djinn.n there is no thermal seal with paste. It is more like a piece of velcro, the rigid part, and the cpu rests on that.
Add for youtoub
What adhesive do you use for the fan?
It is thermal paste.
It's not an adhesive it's called thermal paste, its supposed to help transfer the heat from chip to the cooling system. It must be applied properly and if not done correctly will caused the CPU and/or the graphics card chip to overheat and caused thermal throttling which will slow down your pc to prevent damage to the CPU/graphics chips.