Fitting a HP brand dual heatsink to HP z1 G3

[johdun]

How is the HP heatsink fitted to the Z1 G3 nvme m2 SSD

[NonSequitur777]

Hi Johdun,

Is this a question how to access the M.2 SSD on your HP Z1 G3 All-in-One Workstation to add the HP heatsink?

Because even though I admittedly never touched a Z1 G3, I only see two tiny screws, so it should be an easy install.

Link (go to time stamp 2 minutes 12 seconds): HP Z1 G3 All-In-One Workstation Review - YouTube

[johdun]

Fitting the heatsink seems to require the removal of a part of the chassis not just a simple fit up.

[NonSequitur777]

Please provide the HP product number (not serial number) of your computer.  In addition, a picture or link to your specific computer version would be much appreciated.

[johdun]

The product number is D8G62AV the Youtube Link by "IT Creations Inc." shows the location of the NVMe chips the heatsink protrudes into the bottom of the case.

[NonSequitur777]

I see what you mean.  The challenge I am also running into is that I haven't been able to find a step-by-step disassembly description of your Z1 G3 AIO through HP -or by any other source, for that matter.  Time and time again I run into results like this:

My hope is that perchance an actual HP Expert knows where for Pete's sake to dig up this information. In the meanwhile, I contacted a source who may be helpful:

[johdun]

I've found the same problem. Thanks for your efforts they are most appreciated. I don't want to start pulling it apart. You'd think that the heatsink being a genuine HP part that there would be some fitting instructions. Oh well. Take care and thanks once again.