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DBTLAP Laptop Cooling Fan Lenovo Legion 5 5i Pro 16ACH6H 16ITH6H R9000P Y9000P 2021
Replacement CPU and GPU cooling fan for select 2021 Lenovo Legion models, rated at 10V and 0.8A
- Accessory TypeCooler
- Direct replacement for Legion 5 and 5i Pro models
- 10V 0.8A rating matches original power requirements
- Tested before shipping to ensure reliable operation
- Includes part numbers 5H40S20279 and DFSAL12E164860
- Compatible with R9000P and Y9000P 2021 variants
Compatible Legion Models
This replacement cooling fan fits Lenovo Legion 5, 5i Pro, 16ACH6H, 16ITH6H, R9000P and Y9000P laptops released in 2021. It is built for owners who need to restore original thermal performance after a fan failure. The part matches the listed model numbers and part codes exactly.
Replacing A Worn Fan
The unit replaces a noisy, stalled or overheating original fan in the supported Legion chassis. Swapping it out is worth it when CPU and GPU temperatures climb under load or when the original bearing develops audible rattle. Each item is tested before shipping to confirm correct operation.
Sustained Thermal Behaviour
Rated at 10V and 0.8A, the fan delivers steady airflow during extended gaming or rendering sessions. It maintains consistent RPM without the short-term boost spikes seen in worn units. Buyers whose laptops use a different part number or chassis layout should verify compatibility before ordering.
Highlights
- Direct replacement for Legion 5 and 5i Pro models
- 10V 0.8A rating matches original power requirements
- Tested before shipping to ensure reliable operation
- Includes part numbers 5H40S20279 and DFSAL12E164860
- Compatible with R9000P and Y9000P 2021 variants
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Will this fan fit a Lenovo Legion 5 Pro 16ACH6H from 2021?
The fan is built for the Lenovo Legion 5 5i Pro 16ACH6H 16ITH6H R9000P Y9000P 2021 series and matches part numbers 5H40S20279 DFSAL12E164860 FNKF DFSAL12E064860 FNKD.
What is the tricky step when swapping the CPU GPU cooling fan?
Disconnect the battery first, then remove the old fan carefully noting the cable routing; the new unit must seat on the same screw posts and the connector must click fully into the motherboard header.
How often should the replacement fan be cleaned to keep it running at 10V 0.8A?
Blow dust out of the heatsink fins and fan blades every three to six months; if bearing noise appears or airflow drops, replace the fan again.
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