Now that the dust has settled, how would you clean this shit?
Now that the dust has settled, how would you clean this shit?
Grayson Price
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Chase Collins
With a flamethrower. That smell's never coming out.
Christian Moore
youtube.com
These are helpful. Mine works great.
Logan Jenkins
compressed air
hold the fan in place and spray in short bursts
Wyatt Sanchez
Take heatsink, dismount fan, clean the heatsink and the fan in a sink with shampoo, dry both with a hair dryer and oil the fan. Works like a charm.
Nathaniel Phillips
take compressor and spray until the fan bearings gets destroyed
Zachary Long
Not OP but how you even clean the heatsink (NOT THE FAN) of this shit? Compressed air literally does nothing dust is stuck on the heatsink fins.
Hunter Roberts
I do this
Adrian Nelson
>and oil the fan
Anthony Morgan
sink in iso alcohol
Brandon Thompson
How bad is it to use ethyl alcohol?
Xavier Jackson
You HAVE to
Ryan Ortiz
The oil wears out and absorbs all the disgusting tar shit at the same time. It's like glue by that point.
Jonathan James
Take off the fan and wash it, you dingus. Make sure it's 1000% dry before putting it back.
Parker Hall
>look in trash near some offices
>replace stock cooler with another one
you can even ask someone if you feel like interacting with another human. people will just give you stock coolers.
Gabriel Cook
>Explicitly mension that is the heatsink im worried about
You don't need a brain to know how to clean a fan
Jace Gray
"it" is referring the heatsink.
context, nigger.
Brandon Foster
same thing
Josiah Reyes
compressed air and a toothbrush
Jeremiah Bailey
Oiling it after having washed it with water is a good idea IMO.
Samuel Flores
I appreciate the pun OP
Connor Howard
Wat oil is gud tho? Would sewing machine oil suffice?
Chase Jenkins
Disassemble and sink parts in alcohol. Obvi not the ones that cant be
Gabriel Sanders
Yea
Tyler Barnes
>sewing machine oil
Perfect for that purpose
Carter Jones
>water
>oil
who the fuck are you people?
>disconnect le fan
>clean with rubbing alcholol using paper towels and cotton tip sticks.
>until no dusk
>clean heatsink if it's convenient remove, otherwise compressed air, alcholol, etc.
>put da part back, plug it.
you should be able to solve this user.
>water = rust + conductivity.
don't get the coils wet you dumb plebs
Adam Morgan
I'd take it off and dust it outside
It probably could use thermal paste anyway
Josiah Anderson
disassemble and soak in coke
Connor Foster
Won't the dust particles create much static there?
Jeremiah Brooks
take it to the carwash, hose it out with a high pressure sprayer, then let it sit in the hot sun for a couple of days before plugging it back in
Samuel Ward
throw it in the trash and go buy a new one