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Kipas Laptop Mati / Error system fan (908)

Pagi-pagi nyalain Laptop, tp kok ada yang aneh,,, pas mau start ada pesan Begini:
 Cooling fan not operating correctly hp .. bla.,. bla..blaa

 error system fan (908)

Namun di pesan tersebut kita boleh menekan enter untuk melanjutkan, namun resikonya nanti windows-nya bakal shutdown otomatis, bahkan bisa mengakibatkan "Damage" katanya, alias kerusakan yang lebih parah mungkin.

Laptopnya gak canggih amat sih, HP 430 core i3

Aku sih Lanjut aja tekan tombol enter, dan lansung mebuka Google, lansung menuju webset HP.
Gak puas, aku cari di forum-forum lain. Ternyata pesan "error system fan 908" disebabkan karena Fan laptop gak berfungsi. Aku baru sadar setelah fan external dimatiin dan ternyata fan internal (fan bawaan) emank tidak berputar sama sekali. 

Solusi:


Aku pikir fan nya rusak atau kabelnya putus, tapi sebelum di kirim ke "Service Center" mending kita cari dulu solusi sendiri knapa tidak...!!!

1. Matiin laptop dan colek fan pakai jarum, kalau bisa cari jarum pentul, jaga-jaga kalau lepas jadi jarumnya tidak masuk ke dlm laptop.

2. Ketika mencolek fan putar searah jarum jam, jika fan terasa berat berarti fan nya berdebu. Putar terus Perlahan sampai terasa lebih ringan.

3. Tiup fan pas di lobang pembuangan udara, lebih bagus lagi fan dibersihin menggunakan Vackum Cleaner.

4. Nyalakan kembalikan laptop, dan dengarkan apakah fan sudah berputar, jika sudah berputar kencang kembali, dipastikan 
"error system fan (908)" 
tdak akan muncul lagi saat laptop dinyalakan.

Semoga Membantu ya, ini pengalaman Pribadi, jika pada Laptop anda cara ini tidak bekerja, sebaiknya dibawa ke Service Center lansung.

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