How do I get my cool operator fan apart to clean the darned thing

Open up the appliance and clean the coils. They're probably filthy with lint and other debris.

I think that you may have put the blade on backwards. try taking the fan apart and reversing the blade around and reassembling the fan.

If the compressor is working and the fridge doesnt cool you should check to make sure the condenser is clean and its cooling fan is operating

Three things that will make a laptop overheat:

1. Dust - Dust inside the laptop, dust clogging the vents, dust around the fans, dust around the cpu and heatsink. To fix it, take the laptop apart, take a can of compressed air and blow out the dust.

2. A fan is not working. To fix it, you will have to take the laptop apart to replace the fan.

3. The Thermal Paste around the cpu and heatsink has dried up or is too thin to keep the unit cool. To fix, take the laptop apart and apply a fresh coat of Thermal Paste.

Another work around for a laptop that is overheating is to by a Laptop Cooling Pad that has fans on it and it plugs into the usb port of the laptop. The laptop sits on it and it keep the laptop cool. You can buy a laptop cooling pad for less than $20 from Tiger Direct.

http://www.tigerdirect.com

When the site opens just type Laptop Cooling Pad in the search box at the top of the screen then press GO. Sort the returned results by Price Low to High.

Overheating usually occurs when the vents are obstructed or full of dust.
Overheating causes that laptop to slow down in terms of processor speed, if the laptop overheats too much then it will shut down to protect itself from damage.

the coil spring should be attach to the 2 carbon inside it

make sure all of the fans work. then replace the thermosensor.

The cooling fans will not come on until 225 degrees. Normal temp is around 199-215. Sitting still in traffic most will inch up around 220 or so. When you turn ac on it turns the fans on and may cool down engine, Check fan operation.

Yes unscrew the screws and thre will be more screw to undo insode to take it apart. I had to do mine an it was filthy! Good luck!

It has six phillips-head screws around the perimeter. Loosen all six screws and the halves separate. Be careful loosening the screw that holds the motor in place - I ended up stripping the head. If you can use a vice grip to get it started, that may help.