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DBTLAP Laptop Cooling Pad AVC BAPB0807R2HY003 HQ25504000117 12V 0.5A
Replacement 12 V 0.5 A cooling fan for AVC BAPB0807R2HY003 HQ25504000117
- Accessory TypeCooler
- Replacement fan restores laptop cooling performance
- 12 V 0.5 A rating matches original specification
- Direct fit for AVC BAPB0807R2HY003 HQ25504000117 model
- Single fan unit simplifies installation process
- New condition ensures reliable operation from first use
Replacement Laptop Cooling Fan
This replacement cooling fan is designed for AVC BAPB0807R2HY003 HQ25504000117 laptop coolers. It suits owners who need to restore airflow to an existing cooling pad. Buyers seeking a complete new cooling pad with a different form factor will not find it here.
Electrical Specifications and Operation
The fan runs on 12V DC and draws 0.5A during normal use. Power consumption stays modest, keeping heat and noise low while the cooler is active. No other thermal or acoustic figures are provided.
Part Number Compatibility
The critical specification is the exact part number match: AVC BAPB0807R2HY003 HQ25504000117. Verify this code against your current fan before ordering to ensure 100% compatibility.
Highlights
- Replacement fan restores laptop cooling performance
- 12 V 0.5 A rating matches original specification
- Direct fit for AVC BAPB0807R2HY003 HQ25504000117 model
- Single fan unit simplifies installation process
- New condition ensures reliable operation from first use
Specifications
| Accessory Type | Cooler |
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Questions about this item
How do I install the AVC BAPB0807R2HY003 fan and what step is often missed?
Disconnect power, remove the old fan, match the connector to the motherboard header, secure the four mounting screws, then reconnect power; the step most people skip is verifying the part number on the label matches HQ25504000117 before fitting it.
What maintenance or replacement will this 12V 0.5A cooling fan need later?
Clean dust from the blades and intake vents every few months with compressed air; replace the unit if bearing noise appears or airflow drops noticeably.
What limit appears first when this fan runs continuously at 12V 0.5A?
The motor’s thermal limit is reached first; sustained operation at the rated voltage and current will eventually trigger internal over-temperature protection and slow or stop the fan.
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