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DBTLAP laptop cooling pad for Toshiba Satellite L950d-100 L955100 L955104
Replacement cooling fan for compatible Toshiba Satellite laptop models
- Accessory TypeCooler
- Cools Toshiba Satellite L950d-100 and L955100 models
- Compatible with L955104 variant for exact fit
- Each unit tested individually before dispatch
- Backed by nine-month quality guarantee
- Produced by Forcecon, ADDA, Sunon or Kipo
Compatible Toshiba Satellite Models
This replacement cooling fan fits Toshiba Satellite L950d-100, L955100 and L955104 laptops. It is intended for owners who need to restore proper airflow after the original fan fails or becomes noisy. Buyers who need a universal external cooling pad or a fan for a different laptop series cannot use this part.
Thermals Noise and Power
The fan is designed to match the original cooling specification so the laptop maintains its factory thermal profile. No power draw, noise level or RPM figures are supplied by the manufacturer. The component draws power directly from the laptop header and operates under the system's normal fan control.
Included Fan and Testing
The package contains one cooling fan unit produced by Forcecon, ADDA, Sunon, Kipo or an equivalent manufacturer depending on stock. Each unit is tested individually before shipping to confirm it spins correctly. A nine-month warranty is provided by the supplier.
Highlights
- Cools Toshiba Satellite L950d-100 and L955100 models
- Compatible with L955104 variant for exact fit
- Each unit tested individually before dispatch
- Backed by nine-month quality guarantee
- Produced by Forcecon, ADDA, Sunon or Kipo
Specifications
| Accessory Type | Cooler |
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Questions about this item
How do I install the cooling fan in the Toshiba Satellite L950d-100 and which step is often missed?
Remove the bottom cover, disconnect the old fan cable from the motherboard header, swap the fan, reconnect the cable firmly, then refit the cover — the step most people miss is fully seating the connector so the fan actually spins.
What maintenance will this Forcecon, ADDA, Sunon or Kipo fan need later?
Blow dust from the heatsink fins and fan blades every few months with compressed air; the sleeve or ball bearing inside is sealed and not user-serviceable, so no lubrication is required.
What limit appears first when the fan runs continuously under heavy load?
The single-fan design moves a finite amount of air, so sustained 100 % CPU load will eventually hit thermal throttling once the heatsink saturates.
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