Faulty fans and IKO bearings are not unrepairable. I will introduce a repair method now. The material is very simple, just a small piece of cans of aluminum and a little bit of butter (the butter should be clean and free of impurities).
1. First clean the dust on the fan to avoid dust from entering the IKO bearing during the installation process;
2. Remove the IKO bearing seal sticker and remove the bayonet pin on the shaft;
3. Wipe the residual oil in the IKO bearing with a clean tissue or a soft cloth, and then wipe the shaft clean;
4. Add a little butter to the IKO bearing. The principle is to keep it from being too much to avoid seriously affecting the speed;
5. Cut the aluminum skin of the can to cut a disc as large as the outer diameter of the IKO bearing, and dig a small hole in the middle that can pass through the shaft and place it between the IKO bearing and the bayonet. , to reduce the distance of the IKO bearing axial movement and parallel movement. If the gap is large, it is necessary to put a few thickening on the pad to make the IKO bearing's front and rear moving distance below 0.5mm;
6. Seal the oil seal, add a little butter, and finally put the fan back into the graphics card. Try connecting the power, you will find that the sound is much smaller, and this can be used for at least 2 years. But need to be reminded, although the sound is a little smaller, but because of the limited manual accuracy, the speed will drop a little.
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