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Fixed a Thinkpad this morning with a non-fucntional fan.

After I disassembled it, turned out to be a quality control label caught
in the blades!
 
Op 11/06/2013 18:23, philo schreef:
Fixed a Thinkpad this morning with a non-fucntional fan.

After I disassembled it, turned out to be a quality control label caught
in the blades!
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Good for you!!
 
philo said:
Fixed a Thinkpad this morning with a non-fucntional fan.

After I disassembled it, turned out to be a quality control label caught
in the blades!
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"These blades inspected by #23"

I think that's why some of the inspectors use a black ink
stamp, to mark their inspection. As it won't come off.

Paul
 
"These blades inspected by #23"

I think that's why some of the inspectors use a black ink
stamp, to mark their inspection. As it won't come off.

Paul
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The label had been placed on the chassis just below the fan and it had
come up and got caught...probably not a good place to put it
 
Fixed a Thinkpad this morning with a non-fucntional fan.

After I disassembled it, turned out to be a quality control label caught
in the blades!
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Once had a military high voltage power supply short out...cause was an
internal label which became loose....a metallic label, no less.
 
Once had a military high voltage power supply short out...cause was an
internal label which became loose....a metallic label, no less.
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At least the label in the laptop was not metal.
 
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