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Laptop released in 2019 by Acer, Acer Nitro 5 includes 8 GB RAM (expandable up to 32 GB with the proper hardware) and red backlit keyboard.

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Hi, so one day for some crazy reason I took my laptop apart to add thermal paste but instead added liquid nails. Not knowing or doing any research on how bad it is to do so, I added it anyway on my cpu. But to top it off I added blue or red loctite to my screws that hold the heatsync, about 9 screws. After using the laptop a few times my laptop started making crackling noises. My thoughts were maybe it's the liquid nails there moving about the inside of my laptop freely! So to be safe I opened my laptop to remove the liquids nails and never use again. Now what about the screws I started thinking with them being locked with loctite? Well now I have 3 screws with broken heads, and 2 or 3 others that won't come out....

Can you make a video on how to use the precision screw set? My laptop has been sitting there for about 3 years now. I do charge it every 3 to 6 months to keep the battery in good health. I just don't have the expertise on this kind of soldering issue and the worse part is that it's a new laptop only used it a handful of times.

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Hi @victordiaz45026

Just verifying that you used liquid nails and not liquid metal on the CPU?

Liquid nails is an adhesive so you'll be lucky to be able to remove the heat sink from the CPU to be able to clean it off.

Liquid metal is a conductive paste used to transfer heat away from the CPU.

If you did use liquid nails I think that the laptop is a write off as you would have to remove the CPU from the motherboard. As it has >1400 pins it would be impossible to do as a DIY repair

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