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DBTLAP Fan MacBook Pro Retina 13 A1706 Late 2016 Mid 2017 ND55C13-16B08 5V .60A
Replacement cooling fan for 13-inch MacBook Pro Retina models A1706 from late 2016 and mid 2017, runs on 5V 0.60A and is tested before shipping
- Accessory TypeCooler
- Keeps your MacBook Pro 13 cool with a 5 V 0.60 A fan
- Direct replacement for A1706 Late 2016 Mid 2017 models
- Tested before shipping so it works right out of the box
- Match the part number ND55C13-16B08 for guaranteed fit
- Real product photos let you confirm compatibility before buying
Replacement Fan for MacBook Pro 13
This DBTLAP cooling fan replaces the original ND55C13-16B08 unit in MacBook Pro Retina 13 inch models A1706 from late 2016 and mid 2017. It operates at 5V and 0.60A. Each unit is tested before shipping to confirm function.
Thermals Noise and Power Draw
The fan draws 0.60A at 5V to maintain system temperatures under load. Normal operation keeps the laptop within thermal limits during typical workloads. Acoustic output matches the original specification for quiet performance.
Part Number Compatibility
Correct fit depends on matching part number ND55C13-16B08 exactly to the existing component. Buyers who cannot verify this number against their current fan should not order. Confirm the photos match the original part before purchase.
Highlights
- Keeps your MacBook Pro 13 cool with a 5 V 0.60 A fan
- Direct replacement for A1706 Late 2016 Mid 2017 models
- Tested before shipping so it works right out of the box
- Match the part number ND55C13-16B08 for guaranteed fit
- Real product photos let you confirm compatibility before buying
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How do I install the ND55C13-16B08 fan in my MacBook Pro 13 A1706, and which step do people often miss?
Remove the bottom case, disconnect the battery, unplug the old fan cable, swap the fan, then reconnect the battery before closing the case; skipping the battery disconnect risks a short.
What maintenance or replacement will this 5V 0.60A cooling fan need over time?
Dust buildup on the blades reduces airflow; clean it with compressed air during any future bottom-case removal, and replace the unit if bearing noise appears or RPM drops.
What limit appears first when this MacBook Pro 13 Late 2016 Mid 2017 fan runs under sustained load?
The 5V 0.60A power budget caps maximum RPM, so prolonged heavy thermals hit the current limit before the bearing or thermal throttle becomes the bottleneck.
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