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SORTED - Advice Please - Apple iMac - Making loud "Fan" noise.

Twiggy69 · 2009-09-07 07:26:17

Hello fellow Boardies, I am using my iMac this morning, and the fan is very loud indeed, as if it's over worked. Normally, it is whisper quiet... any thoughts on what could be causing this??? I have the iMac about two years. Thanks in anticipation T ****SOLUTION IS TO REMOVE THE POWER LEAD (WHILE IMAC IS RUNNING) FOR 15…

07-09-2009 8:26am

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Twiggy69

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Hello fellow Boardies,
I am using my iMac this morning, and the fan is very loud indeed, as if it's over worked. Normally, it is whisper quiet... any thoughts on what could be causing this??? I have the iMac about two years.

Thanks in anticipation

T

****SOLUTION IS TO REMOVE THE POWER LEAD (WHILE IMAC IS RUNNING) FOR 15 SECONDS. RECONNECT & RE-BOOT...SWEET FIX*****

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