How to clean coolers and vents of HP Pavilion G6 2005AX notebook ?

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Hello fellow members,I have a HP Pavilion G6 2005AX notebook bought last year in October. Now its cooler is running very fast and making a lot of noise.I am sure it has lots of dust inside but I am not experienced in opening a laptop and all that stuff. The laptop has vents in left side and in center at the bottom.Should I open it or there is an alternative way like compressed air ? I am completely noob so please bear me. :cry:

Tarun Singh said:
Hello fellow members,I have a HP Pavilion G6 2005AX notebook bought last year in October. Now its cooler is running very fast and making a lot of noise.I am sure it has lots of dust inside but I am not experienced in opening a laptop and all that stuff. The laptop has vents in left side and in center at the bottom.Should I open it or there is an alternative way like compressed air ? I am completely noob so please bear me.

i have the same lappie dot open it up the fan is always noisy for some reason mines still as noisy as the day i got it
there wont be much dust in it unless there is abnormal heating etc

Tarun Singh said:
Hello fellow members,I have a HP Pavilion G6 2005AX notebook bought last year in October. Now its cooler is running very fast and making a lot of noise.I am sure it has lots of dust inside but I am not experienced in opening a laptop and all that stuff. The laptop has vents in left side and in center at the bottom.Should I open it or there is an alternative way like compressed air ? I am completely noob so please bear me.

Don't use compressed air as it could damage the fan...
Here's a video on how to disassemble your laptop...
www.youtube.com/watch?v=vVQ2EJvZL-g&app=desktop&persist_app=1&client=mv-google&gl=IN&guid=&hl=en

But, I doubt your problem is due to dust accumulation... Send it for servicing if you are afraid to open your laptop...

powerhoney said:
Don't use compressed air as it could damage the fan...
Here's a video on how to disassemble your laptop...
Laptop Maintenance - YouTube

But, I doubt your problem is due to dust accumulation... Send it for servicing if you are afraid to open your laptop...

Thanks for the link dude.But my lappy is not in warranty and can you quote the price of servicing ? Should I send it to HP ?