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      7th Feb 2006
I have a MAXX pc (the one with the side panel like a door), but the questiion is what is the safest way to get my pcu fan out so I can clean it( the one in the metal casing and next to that I have a fan which is black with 2 white switches one on top and the other on the bottom of the fan so I can release it but I cannot seem to get it off to clean it is there something that im doing wrong. The reason for me wanting to do this is the computer is about 2 years old and through that time my fans have got nosier.

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      7th Feb 2006
If you mean PSU (power supply) then the simple answer is:

DONT TOUCH IT **HIGH VOLTAGE**
 
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Just as Chris says, don't open the PSU unless you really know what you are doing. There are some meaty capacitors in those things which would cause quite a shock.

Best bet might be to get a vacuum cleaner attachment (on the hose) and stuck some of the dust out? I don't think dust alone would cause it to get too noisy, so perhaps the fan bearing has gone?
 
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      7th Feb 2006
You don't think he means the fan over the CPU do you cos they can be a bit tricky to get out??

Just a thought!!

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You don't think he means the fan over the CPU do you cos they can be a bit tricky to get out??
Ah, of course Gabs! I thought pcu was a mistype of PSU not CPU! Good thinking

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have a fan which is black with 2 white switches one on top and the other on the bottom of the fan so I can release it but I cannot seem to get it off to clean it is there something that im doing wrong
I'm not sure how to get the fan out if it doesn't have any clips near by, can you take a photo of it so we can see it?
 
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I haven't any photos Ian but I can say you rock the fan gently from side to side (must have a/s gear on + earthed obviously) and it comes out lovely jubbly!!

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I haven't any photos Ian but I can say you rock the fan gently from side to side (must have a/s gear on + earthed obviously) and it comes out lovely jubbly!!
Sorry Gabs, I meant for jimmyjock My brain isn't quite in gear today

I've edited the post to make a bit more sense now
 
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