fan inhibited by kernel's acpi: which info to provide?

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I own a Lenovo E555.
After the switch from Debian Jessie to Stretch fan stopped working
Symptom: overheat then halt circa 90° and fan does not wake up.

Booting with acpi=off: fan run automatically when needed as it should.

Booting previous Jessie's kernel (I used to be on 4.9.0 Debian's
backport) does not solve the issue (could be firmware-related then?)

I recently updated the bios to the latest 1.23 version which didn't solve this
issue either.
acpi=off is not a long-term solution (I do need thinkpad_acpi for webcam & cie)

What info may I provide to efficiently debug/solve this problem?
acpidumps, dmidecode, /sys/<somethinkg>, dmesg|egrep -i 'cool|acpi|thinkpad|fan...' ?


thank you

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