DBTLAP
DBTLAP Laptop CPU Cooling Fan for HP Pavilion x360 15-DQ L51349-001
Replacement CPU cooling fan for HP Pavilion x360 15-DQ series laptops, part L51349-001, 5V 0.5A
- Accessory TypeCooler
- Direct replacement for HP Pavilion x360 15-DQ models
- Operates at 5V 0.5A for efficient cooling
- Includes one tested fan ready to install
- Compatible with multiple sub-models including 15-DQ0953CL
- Verify part number L51349-001 matches your laptop
Exact replacement fan
This DBTLAP cooling fan is built for the HP Pavilion x360 15-DQ series and matches part number L51349-001. It fits models such as 15-DQ0953CL, 15-DQ1003CA, 15-DQ1018NA, 15-DQ1052NR and 15-DQ0853CL. The unit is supplied new and tested before dispatch. Buyers who need a different connector or voltage should look elsewhere.
Thermals and power
The fan runs on 5 V at 0.5 A, drawing modest power from the laptop header. It is designed to restore the original airflow path for the CPU, keeping thermals in line with the factory specification. No additional wiring or adapters are included in the package.
Upgrade context
This part replaces a worn or failed original fan in the listed Pavilion x360 chassis. The jump is worthwhile when the existing cooler spins loudly, stops spinning or triggers thermal throttling. It does not add extra heat pipes or a larger heatsink, so it will not improve cooling beyond the stock design.
Highlights
- Direct replacement for HP Pavilion x360 15-DQ models
- Operates at 5V 0.5A for efficient cooling
- Includes one tested fan ready to install
- Compatible with multiple sub-models including 15-DQ0953CL
- Verify part number L51349-001 matches your laptop
Specifications
| Accessory Type | Cooler |
|---|
Questions about this item
How do I install the DBTLAP CPU cooling fan in my HP Pavilion x360 15-DQ and which step is commonly missed?
Remove the bottom cover, disconnect the old fan cable from the motherboard, swap the fan, reconnect the cable, then replace the cover. The step often missed is verifying the part number L51349-001 matches the original before fitting.
What maintenance or replacement will this 5V 0.5A cooling fan need over time?
Dust buildup on the blades and heatsink fins reduces airflow, so clean with compressed air every few months. If bearing noise appears or RPM drops, replace the whole fan unit as bearings are not serviceable.
What thermal limit appears first when the HP Pavilion x360 15-DQ runs sustained loads with this fan?
The 5V 0.5A power rating caps maximum airflow, so under prolonged heavy CPU loads the fan reaches its speed limit first, letting chassis temperatures rise until the system throttles.
Also in this aisle
People compared these
Same shelf, same checkout — eight coins and a 30-minute rate lock.



