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DBTLAP laptop cooling fan for Sony Vaio VGN-NR31ZR 073-0011-2494 073-0012-2494 5V .2A
Replacement CPU cooling fan for Sony Vaio VGN-NR31ZR and PCG-7121P laptops, 5V 0.2A
- Accessory TypeCooler
- Direct replacement for Sony Vaio VGN-NR31ZR and PCG-7121P
- Matches part numbers 073-0011-2494 and 073-0012-2494 exactly
- Runs on standard 5V .2A laptop power supply
- Includes one fan ready to install
- Verify compatibility using photos and model number before purchase
Replacement CPU fan for Sony Vaio VGN-NR31ZR
This DBTLAP cooling fan replaces the original CPU cooler in Sony Vaio VGN-NR31ZR and PCG-7121P laptops. It operates at 5V and draws 0.2A. The package contains one fan unit. Photographs show the exact item you will receive.
Suits owners replacing a worn or noisy CPU fan
Buyers who need a replacement for the specific Sony part numbers 073-0011-2494 or 073-0012-2494 will find this unit matches. It is not for owners of other Vaio models or different laptop brands. It does not add extra cooling pads or external blowers.
Verify the part number and connector before ordering
Compare the photos with your existing fan to confirm the layout matches. Check that your laptop uses one of the listed part numbers. If you are uncertain, provide your model number for confirmation before purchase.
Highlights
- Direct replacement for Sony Vaio VGN-NR31ZR and PCG-7121P
- Matches part numbers 073-0011-2494 and 073-0012-2494 exactly
- Runs on standard 5V .2A laptop power supply
- Includes one fan ready to install
- Verify compatibility using photos and model number before purchase
Specifications
| Accessory Type | Cooler |
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Questions about this item
Which Sony Vaio model numbers must my laptop carry for this DBTLAP fan to fit?
The fan is made for the VGN-NR31ZR and PCG-7121P models and matches part numbers 073-0011-2494 and 073-0012-2494.
Will the 5 V 0.2 A connector on this fan plug straight into the existing motherboard header on my Vaio?
Yes, the replacement uses the same 5 V 0.2 A specification as the original cooler, so it connects to the same header without adapters.
After fitting the fan, how can I confirm it is spinning at the correct speed?
Enter the BIOS hardware monitor or use a Windows utility such as HWMonitor; the CPU fan RPM should read a steady value above zero and rise when the processor warms up.
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