HP ProBook 6300 fan and overheating repair

A loud, hot or randomly switching-off HP ProBook 6300 usually means a clogged heatsink or a worn fan. We clean the cooling system, replace the fan if needed and refresh the thermal paste.

HP ProBook 6300

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Signs your HP ProBook 6300 needs this repair

The fan is loud, grinding or ticking
The base is too hot to rest on your lap
Slows down or switches off when busy
The fan doesn't spin at all

Fan and overheating repair on the HP ProBook 6300

The HP ProBook 6300 cools itself through a small fan and heatsink that collect dust over time. We clean the whole cooling path and replace the thermal paste; on laptops this age a worn fan is common and we replace it.

Parts for a model of this age can be hard to find; we use tested replacements and tell you before ordering.

What we do

We strip the cooling system, clean the heatsink and fan, and replace the thermal paste on the processor and graphics chip. A worn or noisy fan is replaced.

Doing this early prevents the heat damage that leads to graphics chip and motherboard failures.

How long it takes. Usually done the same day.

Warranty

This HP ProBook 6300 repair is covered by our 90-day warranty on parts and labour.

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