How to open up Nintendo Wii and repaste / service ð§―
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- āđāļāļĒāđāļāļĢāđāđāļĄāļ·āđāļ 28 āļ.āļ. 2020
- In this video i will show you how to tear down , repaste and clean your Nintendo Wii PROPER WAY STEP By STEP.
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Thank you for the information!
Hello from Brazil, friend!
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I used Protronix Series 7 Thermal paste for my Refurbishment. My console runs slightly more cooler than it did Originally. Thanks for the Tutorial
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Good video and new follower! :)
But what do you recommend the most, using thermal paste or a thermal pad?
My Wii hasn't had a maintenance for more than 14 years and I would like to change the thermal pad, but many recommend applying thermal paste since it is better to transfer heat, but at the same time others recommend a thermal pad because there must be some space between the heatsink and the processor. But what do you recommend? I wait your answer!
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regarding your question: Oh boi please do NOT put thermal paste, because there is a big gap from cpu to heat-sink, the paste wont be able to do its job, place a very good thermal pad 3mm and you will be good for another 70years, and because of the gap if you put thermal paste it will drool over the board when you place the console on its side. go with this:
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@@uFixTek Thanks for answering! :D
And thank you very much for the recommendation, I'll follow your advice to be able to keep the console working. I just have a problem, I'm from MÃĐxico and the product will arrive more expensive than normal, but I guess it will be worth it. Thank you again and have a nice day! :)
hola amigo si andan en queretaro me puedes llevar y con gusto te hago el servicio. si no compra en amazon mexico,
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pero 3mm no esta , o mejor compra en USA :P
no vayas a usar cualquier pad termica, son muy feos.
@@uFixTek Vivo en el norte del paÃs, y sÃ, busquÃĐ en internet y puedo comprar el producto en Amazon USA sin que me cobren tarifa de importaciÃģn, ya que no cuesta mÃĄs de $50 dÃģlares. En serio, muchas gracias por la ayuda, la necesitaba de un profesional. :D
es un gusto amigo cuando requieres alo or preguntas que tengas con gusto aqui preguntame. saludos
Wicket video new sub thank you
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I bought a used black Wii a couple of days ago. I never use the disc drive since I got homebrew setup for GameCube games. I've opened it up and cleaned it out. Only thing I haven't done is change the thermal pads. I know with the system being so old I should probably them. Should I? If so can I have a link to the exact pads and the exact size I need? And what other places would I have to apply the pads? I know 2 under the heatsink, 1 on the bottom of the gray case and 1 on the bottom of the wifi board? My Wii doesn't normally start getting warm near the fan until about 20 -30 mins. What should I do? I want it to last a long time!! Sorry for the long message
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regarding your question: i would suguest to place a GOOD brand Thermal pad and 1mm because when you screw it down it will pull and squish nicely the pads and you will get a good thermal conductivity, we do it and works like a charm. and its normal to heat up thats what the heatsink is there for to pull the heat and it will blow out the hot air.
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just replace the two pads under heatsink.
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I make a mod of the headsink in 10min. and used MX-4. You can also use a 1,5mm Copper sheet. Much better then a pad!
sure you can use the thicker copper sheet, and place a good thick thermal paste on both sides, it will be fine.
good job my friend.
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Should i replace the pads on my wii? Or leave it be?
What is recomended?
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regarding your question: leave it be, no need to replace them my friend. unless they are damaged or ripped.
How many times do you have to replace the thermal paste in 1 year?
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Regarding your question, you need to replace the paste once every 2 years.
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Which one can i use 1mm or 2mm thermal pads
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regarding your question: i would say go 2mm its fine, but if you can get 1.5mm it would be ideal. amzn.to/3d2gAPw
2mm will squish down too but go with 1.5mm, we put 1.5 mm to our clients and works perfect.
Good video
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thanks
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You mentioned 0,4 or 0,5 millimeters thermal pads, but someone else mentioned 1,5 millimeters. What do you suggest?
Also... Would you say such replacement is useless in 2021? If the thermal pads are still moist, I guess there's no use trying to replace them. What do you think?
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regarding your question: if the pads are flexin and moist then no need to replace them.i would recommend .5mm because the thicker the slower the heat transfer would be, but you could place a 1.5 and it will squish it down when placing the heatsink.
but really just clean and use the same pad, or add a drop of artic mx4 as this paste its more soft and it will make a better bond and fill the micro holes in the pads and it will seal better. add a drop of the paste on the pad.
@@uFixTek I don't think the heatsink is even touching the pad if it's .5
@@uFixTek Yeah Do NOT use .5mm. Way too small, zero contact with the heatsink.
â@@uFixTek actually I used 1.5 thermal pads they actually fit well without any tension I have artic tp3 thermal pads in my system it stays really cool before my system would get really warm to find out they weren't even placed right and they were moist but were crumbling anyway I would suggest getting thermal pads from artic 1.5 and replacing them if going to refurbish your system yourself
â@@Alvarocious ya it wouldn't make contact will suggest getting 1.5 it makes contact and keeps the system cool
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saludos
You use a sharp knife on the cpu. Are you trying to scratch it?
no not on the cpu i use it to remove the rubber legs and the sticker. i use it to lift up not to pull or slide in order to scratch. if you have a "Parkinson" then dont use the a cuter you will scratch. thank you for the feedback
careful with razor with the plastic pleaseð you just set it on top with everything on top of it too carelessly just so it can easily get scratched
you can keep your razor far if you wish i been doing this for over 17 years and never scratched any equipment.
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