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DBTLAP laptop cooling pad for HP DL380 DL388 G9 Gen9 V3 V4 CPU heatsink fan 777290-001
Replacement CPU heatsink fan for HP DL380 and DL388 G9 servers, tested before shipping
- Accessory TypeCooler
- Compatible with HP DL380 and DL388 G9 servers
- Replaces CPU heatsink fan part 777290-001
- Each unit tested for 100% working condition
- Includes one cooling fan in the package
- Backed by a 9-month warranty period
HP DL380 G9 CPU Heatsink Fan
This new replacement fan fits HP DL380 and DL388 G9 Gen9 V3 V4 servers. It is built for technicians who need a direct swap for part number 777290-001. Each unit is tested before shipping to confirm it spins correctly.
Suits server maintenance on matched part numbers
It suits administrators replacing a failed CPU cooler in the listed models. Builders working on other server generations or different chassis should look elsewhere because the mounting and connector are specific to this platform.
Simple drop-in installation
The package includes 1 fan that aligns with the existing heatsink screws and power header. The main risk is ordering the wrong revision, so verify the part number on the original unit before purchasing.
Highlights
- Compatible with HP DL380 and DL388 G9 servers
- Replaces CPU heatsink fan part 777290-001
- Each unit tested for 100% working condition
- Includes one cooling fan in the package
- Backed by a 9-month warranty period
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Does this heatsink fan require the original HP DL380 G9 mounting hardware to install?
The fan is supplied as a single unit; you will need the existing retention brackets and screws from the server chassis to secure it in place.
Will this replacement cooler fit alongside the second CPU socket in a dual-processor DL388 G9 configuration?
Yes, the part matches the 777290-001 form factor used in both sockets of the DL380 and DL388 G9 V3 V4 platforms.
How can I verify the fan is operating correctly after fitting it?
Power on the server and check iLO or the BIOS hardware monitor — fan speed should read within normal RPM range and show no fault LED on the front panel.
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