From: askevej37a@gmail.com   
      
   lørdag den 18. marts 2023 kl. 15.19.32 UTC+1 skrev Christian Holzapfel:   
   > Congratulations! Hope you will enjoy that machine.   
   > Carsten Lyng schrieb am Samstag, 18. März 2023 um 14:13:16 UTC+1:    
   > > P.S. The machine has got the Kingston turbo chip 133 cpu upgrade too, with   
   a very noisy cpu fan, it has to be replaced somehow...   
   > Those fans are glued, and their cage usually breaks if you try to remove   
   them. Get any brand type fan with proper dimensions, carefully twist the old   
   one off and/or help with a sharp blade underneath, and then glue and solder   
   the new one in place.    
   > Lubricating the old fan's shaft won't help, it is only accessible from the   
   glued side :-(    
   >    
   > No XGA-2 in my hands, unfortunately...    
   >    
   > Christian   
      
      
   Hi Christian,   
      
   Thanks for the info about the cpu fan, I have ordered this one.:   
   ttps://www.amazon.co.uk/Cooltek-CT4010BW-4010-Silent-Fan/dp/B00IR5RQH0    
   and also some superglue. I will try to remove the old fan later today.   
   Don´t know if it would be better with a heat sink and a fan ?. I could use   
   some thermal tape or heatsink adhesive glue for the heat sink   
      
   /Carsten   
      
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