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DBTLAP laptop cooling pad fan for FCN DFS5L22H05B85M F24296 P42173-001 5V 0.8A
Replacement cooling fan compatible with FCN DFS5L22H05B85M and part numbers F24296 and P42173-001, operating at 5V 0.8A
- Accessory TypeCooler
- Direct replacement for FCN DFS5L22H05B85M part numbers
- 5V 0.8A power draw matches original fan specification
- Single fan unit restores cooling performance
- Real-item photos verify exact physical match
- Verify part number for 100% compatibility assurance
Direct replacement for FCN DFS5L22H05B85M
This 5 V 0.8 A cooling fan replaces the original FCN DFS5L22H05B85M unit in compatible laptops. It matches the OEM part numbers F24296 and P42173-001 for a 100 % fit. Buyers who need a different voltage or connector cannot use this fan.
Upgrade from a failed or noisy stock cooler
The swap is worth it when the original fan stops spinning, runs loud or overheats the chassis. A direct drop-in restores factory airflow without modifying the heatsink or motherboard. If the laptop requires a higher airflow rating or a dual-fan assembly this single fan will not meet that need.
Fits inside the existing fan housing
The unit draws power from the standard 5 V header and mounts using the original screw points. No extra cables, adapters or software are required. Builders who need PWM speed control or a larger radiator must look elsewhere because this fan provides only the basic 5 V 0.8 A specification.
Highlights
- Direct replacement for FCN DFS5L22H05B85M part numbers
- 5V 0.8A power draw matches original fan specification
- Single fan unit restores cooling performance
- Real-item photos verify exact physical match
- Verify part number for 100% compatibility assurance
Specifications
| Accessory Type | Cooler |
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Questions about this item
Which laptop models does the DBTLAP cooling fan with part numbers FCN DFS5L22H05B85M, F24296, and P42173-001 fit?
This replacement fan is built for laptops using the FCN DFS5L22H05B85M, F24296, or P42173-001 part numbers; verify the label on your original fan matches one of these before ordering.
What is the correct way to install the 5V 0.8A cooling fan, and what step is often missed?
Disconnect power, remove the old fan, connect the new unit's cable to the motherboard header, secure it with the original screws, then reassemble; the step often missed is forgetting to plug the connector back in before closing the chassis.
When will the DBTLAP 5V 0.8A cooling fan need replacement, and what indicates it is failing?
Expect to replace the fan when bearing noise appears, airflow drops noticeably, or the laptop runs hotter under the same load; lifespan varies with usage and dust buildup.
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