Ive dismantled my CF-19, Mk6 to try and find the hot running problem and have a couple of questions for you guy's.
The 2 pads that are there does anyone know what I need to order to replace them, is there only meant to be 2 pads and how can I remove the heatsink from the body of the laptop, Ive removed the 10 screws but its stuck, is there anything hidden ?
Thanks
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I normally change such heat pads for thermal paste, I did that in a lot of laptops.
Normally paste is far better than such a standard pad.Liteace likes this. -
Sorry for the stupid question, I though the pad was designed to take up the gap between heatsink and chip
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Hey...
If you use just paste is will over heat. I'm not sure what thickness the thermal pad need to be in a
CF-19 But check these out...
-Nick
http://www.frozencpu.com/products/1..._100_x_05_-_Thermal_Conductivity_110_WmK.htmlLiteace likes this. -
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Had a empty mk6 chassis here.
Best measurement I got with the digital calipers is 1.5mm thick for both pads.
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If you are changing them go look at gaming thermal pad replacements. They have some made of better materials that cool a lot better than stock. Well they do on the Mk1 and 2 versions. Haven't had a need yet to try it on the Other versions. I do think I would be too big of a gap with paste as well.
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Thanks Guy's Ill see what I can get, does the heat tube to frame/chassis have any pads, paste or thermal epoxy?
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very thin pads under it.
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Ive removed the screws and its stuck, the copper tube is free its the plate that wont move, I think I best leave it stuck just incase
CF19, Mk6 Thermal pads
Discussion in 'Panasonic' started by Liteace, Jul 8, 2018.