MSI GTX 560 ti one fan stopped spining

hello
I'm having a problem with my card's fan it has two fans one of them has stopped working, I'm looking for a solution, how can i fix it ?
can i take the fan out are oil it so it can spin good ?
or is it a wire problem ?
please i need a solution or someone can tell me how to take the fan out so i can try oiling it.

Every instance I have contacted support, I was contacted with-in hours.
The UK may be different, but I would suggest emailing them or calling if you have a tech support number in the uk.
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Sorry I must admit I must have not made myself quite clear, it is both fans on the GPU which rev up to very fast speeds for a second or two. I have noticed that this only happens within the first say 10-20minutes of the PC being switched on, it then calms down and acts as normal after a while.
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Quote from: JohnZS on 29-December-11, 21:02:31
Sorry I must admit I must have not made myself quite clear, it is both fans on the GPU which rev up to very fast speeds for a second or two.
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Quote from: Svet on 18-March-14, 06:44:18
List full system specifications, see >>Posting Guide<<
2 cards to crash by the same way, probably is not video card problem but something else in your PC
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