Available from these sellers. New (4) from $51.47 EasyGo CompuCleaner - Electric Computer Blower for Electronic Devices – Alternative to Compressed Air or Canned Air Runs from 110v electricity not compressed air gas. Never worry again about rushing back to the computer or office supply store to get more air cans when compu cleaner always has air ready to go. Compressed air products are powered by a liquid. They become gaseous as you depress the spray tip and allow product to escape. If you hold the air can upside down liquid will actually spray out of the can. Landfills are being filled up compressed air cans as they are not bio-degradable. Also, the first time you use the can the liquid inside becomes activated. Every spray after that becomes less and less powerful until the can is empty. There is no gauge on air cans so you never know when you will run out. Compucleaner is safe for the environment and is always ready to offer high pressure air as needed. For the cost of 8-12 compressed air cans you can own the compucleaner.

No charging time, just plug into electrical outlet and it is ready to blow high pressure air immediately. Extra-long 9 foot cord makes it easy to use everywhere it is needed. Powerful 500 watts of power using 4.5 Amps of electricity. The compucleaner has an air flow of 70 cfm and can be used continuously with no loss of air pressure unlike air cans that continually lose air pressure until the can is empty. Compucleaners only weighs 1.8 Pounds. Attachments allow multiple items to be cleaned. Large attachment is good for cleaning large areas like server rooms and equipment. The round attachment is designed to blast a powerful surge of air into a specific location. The brush and flexible smaller attachment can fit into hard to reach areas and allows scrubbing on heavily dusted areas and can also be used to clean the keyboard. Compucleaner can also be used to clean cameras, copy machines, printers, medical devices, motors and other electronic devices. Don't let dust build up on your electronic components possibly causing expensive damage.

See the compucleaner in action on YouTube. 8.5 x 8 x 4.5 inches Item Dimensions L x W x H 4.5 out of 5 stars #32 in Computers & Accessories > Computer Accessories > Cleaning & Repair > Compressed Air Dusters This item is not eligible for international shipping. 5 star78%4 star12%3 star4%2 star2%1 star4%See all verified purchase reviewsTop Customer ReviewsThis thing blows hard, mostly in a good way.Leaf Blower For Your ComputerThe best way to save the planet & save some coin in the process!You Will Be Blown Away!Strong and PortableMy husband wanted to buy this because he kept buying those air in can or something like that.He uses them a lot on his keyboard and computer but I find that is great to use for cleaning other stuff as well.I used it to clean my fan and other devices as well.It came with 5 different nozzles you can use.And it has two settings. Lightweight as well and portable.I had a hard time cleaning the fan but with this, it was pretty easy.It works like those blowers you use for the leaves.

The only thing I hate is that it seems to be hot pretty fast and that the cord could be much longer.But other than that, it is actually quite pretty handy to have.I even use it to clean my windows and hard to reach areas.Of course since what it does is just blow the dust around, I still have to vacuum and clean up but it made my cleaning pretty easy.Has enough strength to blow off my ...fantastic !!!! whole house air duct cleaning cost See and discover other items: air sprayvacuum cleaner ratings good housekeepingEdit ArticleHow to Clean a Laptop Keyboardbest way to clean mahogany furniture Laptop keyboards take in a lot of dirt, dust and grime. Occasionally cleaning the keyboard will make your laptop look nicer and preserve its life.

Start by turning your machine off. For simple cleaning, tilt your laptop forward. Take the end of a teaspoon and wrap it in a wet-wipe. Take a vacuum cleaner and run it over the keys. If you are still having problems, remove your laptop keys. So far, we have avoided doing this because it is time-consuming, annoying and easy to get wrong. Research your laptops brand name and see if you do have keys that can actually be taken off Be careful, because the keys are often held on by fragile plastic tabs. Gently pop them off and store them somewhere safe. Run your wet-wipes over the bare key-board. Q-tips also work well with this, after soaking them in anything that evaporates (rubbing alcohol and hydrogen peroxide) so that you do not get moisture under the keyboard. Pop the keys back on. There will occasionally be keys with metal "stands" on the back - these are easy to slide back into their rails. Other keys will simply require you to depress the corners.

You can also wash the keys, but this makes losing keys easier. Find a diagram of a keyboard (or take a picture of your own), and make sure all your keys are back in the right place. Dip the keys in alcohol to disinfect them. (Do this only if disinfecting the keys is necessary. Alcohol will remove the printing on most types of keys.) Depressing the raised corner will be enough to pop it into place, should you find a loose key during use. They are also visible because they lie at an angle, not parallel to the other keys. To pop off keys, use a flat head screwdriver, just make sure not to lift up too hard.IBM ThinkPad displays fan error message posted in: 6. IBM & Lenovo | Let’s say you have an IBM ThinkPad laptop and when you turn it on all you get is a black screen with “Fan error” message. What could be wrong? A few weeks ago, the fan in my trusty IBM T42 bought the farm. This resulted in the unit heating up considerably, as well as numerous “fan error” messages on bootup.

It eventually became so bad that to boot up at all, I had to blow compressed air into the fan’s exhaust grill for 5-10 seconds, in order to fool the BIOS and make it believe the fan was actually spinning. According to the IBM hardware maintenance guide (HMM) for ThinkPad T40, T40p, T41, T41p, T42, T42p this error message indicates a problem with the fan, you can find symptom-to-FRU index on the page58. The symptom-to-FRU index in this section lists symptoms and errors and their possible causes. Apparently it’s time to replace the fan assembly. The cooling fan comes together with the heat sink, that’s why you’ll have to replace the whole fan assembly. You can easily replace the assembly after you remove the palm rest and keyboard. 1. Remove the battery and unplug the AC adapter. 2. Remove four screws marked with yellow circles. These screws securing the keyboard. 3. Remove eight screws marked with orange circles. These screws securing the palm rest.

4. Lift up the keyboard and upnlug the keyboard cable from the motherboard. 5. Lift up the palm rest and unplug the touchpad cable from the motherboard. 6. Remove three screws securing the fan assembly, unplug the fan cable from the motherboard. Lift up and replace the fan assembly. You’ll find step-by-step laptop disassembly and fan replacement instructions in the HMM in the chapter “Removing and replacing a FRU” on the page 70. You can find a new fan assembly using the FRU number located on your failed fan, it might look like 91P8393, 26R7860, 13R2919, 13N5442, or 13R2657. Just google the FRU number and find a place to buy it from. Different laptop types with different screen sizes use different fans, so you have to find the correct one witch fits your model. If for some reason your fan assembly doesn’t have the FRU number, you’ll have to refer to the HMM page 216-217. On these pages you’ll find witch fan belongs to your laptop. For example, if have a type 2378-FVU laptop with 15.0″ LCD screen, then you need a fan assembly with FRU: 13R2657