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DBTLAP CPU Cooling Fan for Toshiba C70 C70D C75 C75D L75 L75D
Replacement CPU cooling fan for select Toshiba Satellite C70, C75 and L75 series laptops, tested before shipping
- Accessory TypeCooler
- Direct replacement for Toshiba C70 and C70D series
- Also fits C75, C75D, L75 and L75D models
- Matches original part numbers DFS551205ML0T and MF60120V1-C640-G99
- Every unit tested before shipment for reliable operation
- Verify photos and part number to ensure 100 % compatibility
Compatible Toshiba Laptop Models
This replacement CPU cooling fan fits Toshiba Satellite C70, C70D, C75, C75D, L75 and L75D series laptops. It matches part numbers DFS551205ML0T, FCCR and MF60120V1-C640-G99. Buyers who need a cooler for a different laptop series cannot use this part.
Replacing a Worn or Noisy Fan
Install this fan when the original cooler fails, runs loudly or no longer spins. The jump is worth it if your laptop overheats, throttles or shuts down under load. Systems with a motherboard that uses a different fan connector or mounting layout are not supported.
Straightforward Swap with Visual Checks
Installation requires opening the laptop chassis and disconnecting the old fan. Compare the photos to your existing cooler before ordering to confirm the connector and screw holes match. Each unit is tested before shipping. Builders who skip the visual verification risk ordering an incompatible part.
Highlights
- Direct replacement for Toshiba C70 and C70D series
- Also fits C75, C75D, L75 and L75D models
- Matches original part numbers DFS551205ML0T and MF60120V1-C640-G99
- Every unit tested before shipment for reliable operation
- Verify photos and part number to ensure 100 % compatibility
Specifications
| Accessory Type | Cooler |
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Questions about this item
Will this fan fit my Toshiba C70 or C75 series laptop?
This fan is designed for Toshiba C70, C70D, C75, C75D, L75 and L75D models; verify your part number matches DFS551205ML0T or MF60120V1-C640-G99 before ordering.
What is the tricky step when replacing the CPU fan in these Toshiba laptops?
Disconnect the battery first, then remove the heatsink assembly carefully; the connector is fragile and forcing it is the most common mistake.
How often should I clean or replace this cooling fan?
Clean dust from the heatsink fins every 6 to 12 months; replace the fan if bearing noise appears or airflow drops noticeably.
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