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Re: Tech Corner
I found which fan has the problem. It is the top back fan and it is not touching any wire. I think it is problem of the fan itself. When I touch the center of it, I feel a vibration when the sound it makes occurs and there is no vibration when it is not making the noise. I think it is probably the bearing of the fan that something is wrong. I can buy a new fan, but I've never installed one myself. If I paid the store to do it, it would be very expensive for probably a simple job.
Re: Tech Corner
Actually it can be mounting pads, especially if they are not rubber ones. Or some dust on the wings.mr.hackcrag wrote: ↑25 Nov 2024, 19:53 I found which fan has the problem. It is the top back fan and it is not touching any wire. I think it is problem of the fan itself. When I touch the center of it, I feel a vibration when the sound it makes occurs and there is no vibration when it is not making the noise. I think it is probably the bearing of the fan that something is wrong. I can buy a new fan, but I've never installed one myself. If I paid the store to do it, it would be very expensive for probably a simple job.
Try to clean it and check, if it's vibrating due to the mounting.
Yea, you should try to do it yourself, as repairman would charge you a fortune.
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