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DBTLAP Laptop Cooling Fan HP Shadow Elf 10 Slim 14-fb TPN-Q297 N91710-001 F24460 DC 12V
Replacement cooling fan for HP Shadow Elf 10 Slim 14-fb laptops, 12 V DC operation
- Accessory TypeCooler
- Direct replacement for HP Shadow Elf 10 Slim 14-fb models
- Matches part numbers TPN-Q297 N91710-001 F24460 for exact fit
- DC 12V power draws from laptop system efficiently
- Single fan design targets CPU and GPU heat zones
- Verify photos and model number before ordering for 100% compatibility
Replacement Fan for HP Shadow Elf 10 Slim 14-fb
This DBTLAP cooling fan is a direct replacement part for the HP Shadow Elf 10 Slim 14-fb series. It matches the original TPN-Q297 chassis and carries the N91710-001 and F24460 part identifiers. The unit is supplied new and includes a single fan for installation.
DC 12V Interface Limitation
The fan operates on a DC 12V connection, so it must plug into the matching header on the laptop motherboard. It will not function with a different voltage or connector type. Buyers who need a fan for a model that uses another voltage or pin layout cannot use this part.
Part-Number Compatibility Decides Fit
The single specification that determines whether this is the correct component is the exact part number match to N91710-001 or F24460. Verify the number printed on the original fan before ordering; a different number means the fan will not fit or connect properly.
Highlights
- Direct replacement for HP Shadow Elf 10 Slim 14-fb models
- Matches part numbers TPN-Q297 N91710-001 F24460 for exact fit
- DC 12V power draws from laptop system efficiently
- Single fan design targets CPU and GPU heat zones
- Verify photos and model number before ordering for 100% compatibility
Specifications
| Accessory Type | Cooler |
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Questions about this item
Which fan part number matches my HP Shadow Elf 10 Slim 14-fb laptop?
The fan carries part numbers N91710-001 and F24460; compare those to the label on your original fan to confirm a direct fit.
What does the 12 V rating mean once the fan is installed in the laptop?
The fan runs on the laptop's 12 V DC rail, drawing power directly from the motherboard header so no external adapter is needed.
How does the DC 12 V interface limit the fan's speed control in practice?
Speed is governed by the motherboard's PWM or voltage regulation on the 12 V header; the fan itself has no separate controller.
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