Re: Official FutureBit Moonlander 2 Driver and Support Thread
how to fix a noisy fan.
step 1, unplug and let it cool down.
step 2, carefully remove the fan by unscrewing the 2 screws and unplugging the power
step 3, using tweezers or something, carefully remove the silver sticker on the back
step 4, place ONE drop of light machine oil in the center hole.. i used the oil that came with my electric beard trimmer
step 5, let the oil sink in
step 6, put it all back together. you don't need to tighten the screws really tight.
plug it in and enjoy your silent moonlander.
step 1, unplug and let it cool down.
step 2, carefully remove the fan by unscrewing the 2 screws and unplugging the power
step 3, using tweezers or something, carefully remove the silver sticker on the back
step 4, place ONE drop of light machine oil in the center hole.. i used the oil that came with my electric beard trimmer
step 5, let the oil sink in
step 6, put it all back together. you don't need to tighten the screws really tight.
plug it in and enjoy your silent moonlander.
Yeah the fans are definitely the weak point on these, I'm waiting on my ball bearing fans to show up to mess with.
One of the fans on a unit I have became really noisy today. I'm sure others will follow but even with that knowledge, I'd still buy again and I have more coming
