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Averatec lap top av3500t

Im have av3500t laptop get to hot battom no sreen display no power som one sugest heat sink how ca be sure before i buy the part

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Hi As you have stated that you have no power this means that the CPU is overheating and is unable to complete the function of opening the operating system if you can feel the large fan that circulates air throughout the laptop you can generally say that the power is reaching the mother board but the CPU is getting to hot to function therefore i would sagest that you see about getting a heat seek fan for your laptop if you take it to a reputable computer store they may replace it for you and double check it for you Hope this solves your problem Paddy

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