r/PCRepair • u/aleks_pirana • 1h ago
How to fix fan bearing?
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r/PCRepair • u/aleks_pirana • 1h ago
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r/PCRepair • u/ProfessionFar4185 • 2d ago
I can make more photo if you want.
So I plug all the cable in the right place i try with a screwdriver the front panel nothing start. I try it the PSU was die but it seem ok with the paperclips test the fan turn on.
I was stick at that for 2 day I build that pc for my Little brother
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r/PCRepair • u/Karlzefni • 3d ago
Hi, I have a ThinkPad E14 Gen 3 AMD and when I opened it, I noticed that the plastic rings for the top screws (the ones near the hinges) broke. Now the screws are attached to the internal structure and the hinge, but the bottom plastic cover isn't secured to them in that area.
Has anyone had this problem before? Are there any solutions or repairs you recommend other than replacing the entire back cover, or is that the only safe option?
Also, is it very important or necessary to repair it soon, or can I use it as is without any problems?