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DBTLAP Laptop CPU Cooling Fan for Hasee T6-X5 Z7M-KP7SC Z7M-KP5SC 4pin
Replacement CPU cooling fan for Hasee T6-X5 and Z7M series laptops, four-pin connector
- Accessory TypeCooler
- Keeps CPU temperatures low with 4-pin PWM speed control
- Tested individually so every unit works out of the box
- Direct replacement for Hasee T6-X5 Z7M-KP7SC Z7M-KP5SC models
- Matches original part numbers DFS551205WQ0T-FKLF and 6-31-N75W2-101
- Backed by a 9-month warranty for peace of mind
Replacement CPU Fan for Hasee T6-X5 Z7M Series
This new DBTLAP cooling fan replaces the original CPU cooler in Hasee T6-X5, Z7M-KP7SC and Z7M-KP5SC laptops. It connects via a 4-pin power connector matching part numbers DFS551205WQ0T-FKLF and 6-31-N75W2-101. Each unit is tested before shipping to confirm 100 percent operation.
For owners of specific Hasee models only
This part suits technicians and owners repairing the exact laptop models listed above. It will not fit other Hasee series or different brands because the mounting layout and connector are model-specific. Buyers who cannot verify their current fan against the photos should not purchase without confirming compatibility first.
4-pin connector and verified part numbers
The decisive specification is the 4-pin interface combined with the original manufacturer part numbers DFS551205WQ0T-FKLF and 6-31-N75W2-101. Only laptops using these exact references will accept this cooler. Match both numbers on your existing fan before ordering.
Highlights
- Keeps CPU temperatures low with 4-pin PWM speed control
- Tested individually so every unit works out of the box
- Direct replacement for Hasee T6-X5 Z7M-KP7SC Z7M-KP5SC models
- Matches original part numbers DFS551205WQ0T-FKLF and 6-31-N75W2-101
- Backed by a 9-month warranty for peace of mind
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How do I install the 4pin fan connector on the Hasee T6-X5 motherboard?
Align the 4pin plug with the CPU_FAN header and press straight down until the latch clicks; the step people miss is routing the cable clear of the heatsink screws so it cannot snag when the chassis closes.
What maintenance will this Forcecon, ADDA, Sunon or Kipo fan need later?
Blow dust from the blades and intake vents every few months with compressed air; if bearing noise appears or rpm drops, replace the entire unit as bearings are not serviceable.
What limit appears first during sustained load on this 4pin laptop cooler?
The single fan’s airflow capacity becomes the bottleneck before the 4pin PWM signal can spin it faster, so temperatures stabilise at the fan’s maximum rpm.
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