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DBTLAP CPU Fan for HP G6 G7 G4 Series laptop cooling pad
Replacement CPU cooling fan compatible with multiple HP G4, G6 and G7 laptop models
- Accessory TypeCooler
- Replacement cooling for compatible HP G6, G7 and G4 laptops
- Tested individually before dispatch to confirm 100% operation
- Supplied as a single fan unit ready for installation
- Matches part numbers including KSB06105HB, AJ1Q and TDB
- Manufacturer may be Forcecon, ADDA, Sunon or Kipo depending on stock
Compatible HP Laptop Models
This replacement CPU fan fits HP G6, G7 and G4 series notebooks including G6-2233TX, G6-214TX, G6-2001TX, G6-2145TX, G6-2101AX, G7-2000, G7-6000, G7-2022US, G7-2240US and G4-2219TX. It also matches chassis codes TPN-Q110 and TPN-Q109. Buyers with other HP series or different motherboard layouts cannot use this part.
Tested Operation and Power
Each unit is tested individually before dispatch to confirm 100 per cent functional operation. The fan draws power directly from the laptop motherboard header, so no external supply is required. Acoustic output and thermal performance depend on the original heatsink design and system fan curve, which are not altered by this component.
Exact Part Number Match
The critical specification is the OEM part number KSB06105HB, which must match the label on your existing cooler. Manufacturers Forcecon, ADDA, Sunon or Kipo may be supplied depending on stock, but all carry the same part number. Verify this code against your current fan before ordering to avoid incompatibility.
Highlights
- Replacement cooling for compatible HP G6, G7 and G4 laptops
- Tested individually before dispatch to confirm 100% operation
- Supplied as a single fan unit ready for installation
- Matches part numbers including KSB06105HB, AJ1Q and TDB
- Manufacturer may be Forcecon, ADDA, Sunon or Kipo depending on stock
Specifications
| Accessory Type | Cooler |
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Questions about this item
How do I install the fan and which step do people often miss?
Remove the keyboard and palm rest, disconnect the old fan cable, then fit the new unit; the step most people miss is verifying the part number KSB06105HB or AJ1Q against the original before reassembly.
What maintenance or replacement will this fan need later?
The fan itself is the wear item; expect to replace it again when bearing noise or reduced airflow appears, typically after several years of continuous use.
What limit shows up first under sustained load?
The single-fan design reaches its thermal ceiling first, so prolonged heavy loads will hit the airflow limit of this cooler before other components throttle.
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