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Now that Its parted out here is a complete picture of everything I removed and the tools I used to do so.




Now lets continue to breaking down the pieces I took off:


First is the ends of the fins. This is method #2 thats being shown here where you cut behind the metal and get the elbows still on the fins, simply pry with a screwdriver and they will pop off



Finished Product: (don't forget to peel the aluminum off thats stuck to back of steel after you cut it, if there is any)





Now we will break down the small control module with a drill and a pair of dikes:



Remove the four screws holding the board onto the back and pull out the ribbon wire with the dikes (or cut it), than trash the front because it is plastic



Now we have the capacitor power module where the main power source runs to and distributes out of:



All that needs to be done on this is to pry back the small box and unscrew the board, and snip or pull out the wires. None of the wire is worth stripping, so I left it as is.



Now to dismantle the fan just smash the plastic off I just smashed it with my sledge hammer and cut the wire as close to the motor as possible, and turned the motor in as is. You can take the motor apart, but in this case it was not worth the time for me.

Before:





After:



Now we are back to the copper fins other side (the first ones we cut) this is showing the first method of cutting them. So basically I cut the elbows off, and not behind the metal, so the metal is still on there:



Read ahead to next post to continue.

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