Makes perfect sense

If anyone is interested in the best results that i've had was by following the Mels Speed Method (i found it on google) without a doubt the best resource that I've tried.

Makes perfect sense indeed

me too, works perfectly!

it must run completely silent now?

exactly, he is such a not educated begginer

It generate back current which can harm the circuit

Not only the fans, you can damage the motherboard. The dc motors generate a reverse current flow in the motherboard which can destroy it. NEVER rotate the fans when any computer is off.

Yes, use a finger on the center and do NOT just try to wedge one of the fan blades. I'd actually recommend only using canned air as the volume of air (cfm) is less as well as the pressure (psi). At the very least, make sure you use a regulator on your compressor to do the same! Additionally, I'd use a soft brush first and as the OP mentioned, change the poor factory thermal paste that Apple used. When you remove the heat sink, you can use the brush and canned air to properly clean out the radiator(s) that the fans are blowing air through as well as the rest of the fan housing. This will almost CERTAINLY be needed if the computer is in a extremely dusty environment and/or there are short haired pets in the home.

@@edian1895 oh my god, I used a vaccum to clean my fans, thank God my Mac didn't explode yet, thank u for the heads up

@@chee6916 The best is to fix the fans and use compressed air. A vacuum cleaner is also a really bad idea as the hose of the vacuum cleaner can be statically charged and damage the components on your motherboard or decrease the lifespan.

Here comes all the damn experts.

actually not, diving air tank has 100% clean air and 0% moisture. I don't like canned air, it produces ice stains

@@alexmorgun851 not sure about 100% clear air, maybe in the absolute best case. But your right about the ice ❄️

yeah, that can damage the fans. he should've held them so they wouldn't spin around like that. a compressed air gun like that one can make the fans spin much faster than what they're built for. but on the flip side, a compressed air can can spit out liquid so its up to choice basically. I would rather use an air gun like his but not at full speed, and at the same time its best to put a finger on the fans to keep them still.

Have you tried cleaning it? I’m asking cause I’m more so expirencinh heating problems I barely opened my Mac book rn and it was getting really hot

Imagine having mini MacBooks instead of teeth

he mentions in the video

I would recommend buying compressed air from a can.

Change your laptop. It is too old.

Yeah probs overheating again, clean it. If that doesn't work, get a new laptop

Sure you can use one of those cans

oh

Be thankful is was not a coconut that fell on your mac! ;) I'm guessing it has dried out a month later. Did you get it working all good?

@@MartinStringerVIDEO It works fine but ... it crashes left right center.

yeahhhh coconut water, that's what they all say

@@b1gb017 Ahahahhaah Lol

Vacuum cleaners create static which can damage the motherboard components.

@@user-dm84 what if we don't have an air blower?

@@lysandervanderlinde Canned air.

but did it work?

R.I.P ur Mac ☠

he probably lives in Colombia

Compressed air

Reverse wattage being sent into the logic board essentially frying it beyond repair.

absolutely not, vacuum will draw static electricity

@@davidfilip3246 what happens if that happens?

@@WweUploadHDForYou The static generated can blow components on the mother board, and I did it once, blew my sound module and had to have it replaced for $105-. Lesson learned - never use a vacuum cleaner.

Just put it in a dishwasher

Hey thats not a dumb question i thought the same thing thanks yall for answering lmao