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DBTLAP 30mm GPU Cooling Fan for Acer Aspire S7 S7-191 S7-391 S7-392
30mm GPU cooling fan replaces the original cooler in Acer Aspire S7 models 191, 391 and 392
- Accessory TypeCooler
- Direct-fit replacement for Acer Aspire S7 191 391 392 models
- 30 mm slim profile slides into the original GPU cooler bay
- Each unit tested before dispatch for 100 percent reliability
- Single fan package keeps repair simple and cost effective
- Produced by Forcecon ADDA Sunon or Kipo depending on stock
Replacement GPU Fan for Acer Aspire S7
This 30 mm cooling fan is built as a direct replacement for the GPU cooler in Acer Aspire S7 models S7-191, S7-391 and S7-392. It suits owners of those ultrabooks who need to restore original thermal performance after a bearing failure or blade damage.
Upgrading from a noisy or failed stock fan
The part replaces the original Forcecon, ADDA, Sunon or Kipo unit shipped with the laptop. The jump is worth it when the existing fan spins loudly, rattles or stops entirely, causing the GPU to throttle under load.
Verify the part number and connector before ordering
Match the K126000340F code on your current fan to confirm compatibility. Check that the connector orientation and cable length match the motherboard header, as the supplier ships whichever manufacturer variant is in stock.
Highlights
- Direct-fit replacement for Acer Aspire S7 191 391 392 models
- 30 mm slim profile slides into the original GPU cooler bay
- Each unit tested before dispatch for 100 percent reliability
- Single fan package keeps repair simple and cost effective
- Produced by Forcecon ADDA Sunon or Kipo depending on stock
Specifications
| Accessory Type | Cooler |
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Questions about this item
Will the 30 mm GPU fan fit my Acer Aspire S7-391?
Yes, the fan is listed for S7-191, S7-391 and S7-392 models. Compare the connector and screw holes with your original K126000340F unit before fitting.
What is the tricky step when swapping the GPU cooler?
Disconnect the battery first, then remove the heatsink assembly to reach the fan; the cable routes under the motherboard and tears if pulled straight up.
How long before the replacement fan needs attention again?
Expect similar lifespan to the original; clean dust from the heatsink fins every 6–12 months and listen for bearing noise as the main wear sign.
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