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Lenovo THINKCENTRE 8177 User Manual

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4.

Loosen

the

two

captured

screws

3

holding

the

fan

and

heat

sink

in

place,

and

pivot

them

to

the

side.

5.

To

remove

the

fan

and

heat

sink

1

from

the

microprocessor

2 ,

gently

twist

the

fan

and

heat

sink

to

break

the

seal

formed

by

the

thermal

grease

and

remove.

Note:

If

the

thermal

grease

seal

cannot

be

broken,

you

may

want

to

start

up

the

system

to

heat

the

processor

and

loosen

the

thermal

grease.

6.

Place

the

heat

sink

on

a

clean

work

surface.

7.

Take

notice

of

the

orientation

of

the

beveled

corner

on

the

microprocessor.

This

is

important

when

reinstalling

the

microprocessor

on

the

system

board.

8.

Release

the

microprocessor

from

the

system

board

by

pulling

outward

and

lifting

the

small

handle

on

the

microprocessor

socket

to

its

maximum

vertical

position.

Carefully

lift

the

microprocessor

off

the

socket.

9.

Make

sure

that

the

microprocessor

socket

handle

is

fully

in

the

vertical

position.

Otherwise

the

microprocessor

pins

might

be

damaged

when

installing

the

microprocessor.

10.

Position

the

microprocessor

so

that

the

pins

are

aligned

with

the

socket

and

with

the

beveled

corner

in

the

correct

orientation.

11.

Lower

the

handle

until

it

is

fully

in

the

down

position

and

locked

into

the

socket.

This

secures

the

microprocessor

in

the

socket.

12.

Remove

the

cleaning

pad

from

its

package

and

use

the

cleaning

pad

to

wipe

the

thermal

grease

from

the

bottom

of

the

heat

sink.

Notes:

a.

The

cleaning

pad

and

thermal

grease

are

separate

FRUs

and

are

not

included

with

the

system

board

or

microprocessor

FRUs.

These

must

be

ordered

separately

and

shipped

along

with

the

FRUs

being

replaced.

b.

Be

sure

that

all

of

the

thermal

grease

is

removed.

Note:

0.01ML

is

one

tick

mark

on

the

syringe.

If

the

grease

is

properly

applied,

approximately

half

(0.22ML)

of

the

grease

will

remain

in

the

syringe.

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