I clean my fan using compressed air and remove any remaining dust with a dry cloth (no liquid applied as it may damage the plastic over time)
Thanks a lot,
This means you don't clean up your fan surfaces or blades. If there is hard dust which cannot be removed until it get wet. What material used to let dust be wet.
Can you / are you allowed to purchase Wine or drinking alcohol as a substitute?
Alcoholic drinks are not allowed to be soled, but if I find any, do you think it can be any alcoholic drink made from Grapes.
I don't think Isopropyl alcohol- 99%??? can be drinking.
Fan bearing are usually sealed so oil may reach the bearings but some fan have exposed bearings so a small (very small) drop of light weight oil my work. Take a magnifying glass and see if oil will reach the bearings.
Why do sometimes (even if my notebook is not in a high load, and it is in stable situation on a table) I hear the fan is spinning with a loud sound, however, the air blown out is not as much as the sound comes from the fan while spinning.(I.e. there is loud sound, however, there is a little air blown out) I don't think this is related to the way of thermal compound I applied, however, it is related to that fan might be faulty. You have another view?
The sound coming from my fan looks like the sound of a shaving machine while shaving.
As long as my fan make a loud sound while spinning, and air blown out is little, I think that my existing problem with CPU temperatures, and error appearing in the start is related to fan.
Next I use #4 (Thermal Surface Purifier) and apply a small amount to another Coffee filter to prepare the CPU and heat sink. Then I apply the new thermal paste.
Why have you used a Coffer filter here? I think you can directly apply a small amount( as indicated in your illustration posted before) of thermal compound container/bottle to CPU and heat sink.?