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Do not use either one of your choices. The elelctrical current generated by these appliance could have an adverse affect on your maachine. Use a can of compressed air to spray the dust out of the fan.
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Do not use either one of your choices. The elelctrical current generated by these appliance could have an adverse affect on your maachine. Use a can of compressed air to spray the dust out of the fan.

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Very comprehensive cleaning method.<br />
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cheers..<br />
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Very comprehensive cleaning method.

cheers..



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Dusks has settled on the CPU fan blades, I'm thinking of cleaning it :-<br />
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(a) suck it out using vaccum cleaner or<br />
(b) blow it away using hair dryer<br />
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It's better to be safe than sorry and decided to check it out with experts here.<br />

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Dusks has settled on the CPU fan blades, I'm thinking of cleaning it :-

(a) suck it out using vaccum cleaner or
(b) blow it away using hair dryer

It's better to be safe than sorry and decided to check it out with experts here.


Cleaning out dusks from CPU fan

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