MBP 2017 A1707 left fan get stuck at highest speed

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  • dairyu
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    • Jan 2019
    • 10
    • Viet Nam
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    MBP 2017 A1707 left fan get stuck at highest speed

    My friend gave me his MBP after he spilled milk in that. I've checked and cleaned all these but when I assembly it then made MOSFET Q6000 broke. Now it's always been high speed. Already try to solder pin 2 to pin 3 of this MOSFET then I couldn't turn it on. Where do I can find a new one or which ways can get it better? I'm a noob in this job. Thank you so much
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    • piernov
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      • Jan 2016
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      • France
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      Re: MBP 2017 A1707 left fan get stuck at highest speed

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