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DBTLAP laptop CPU cooling fan for Lenovo Yoga 7 16IRL8 16ARP8
Replacement CPU cooling fan for Lenovo Yoga 7 16-inch models, 5V 0.5A, tested before shipping
- Accessory TypeCooler
- Direct replacement for Yoga 7 16IRL8 and 16ARP8 models
- Matches part numbers HQ2330045G007, DFS5K12B159A16, FQKD, 5F10S14095
- Operates at 5V with 0.5A current draw
- Each unit tested before shipping for reliable operation
- Includes single fan unit ready for installation
Replacement CPU fan for Lenovo Yoga 7
This DBTLAP cooling fan replaces the original CPU cooler in Lenovo Yoga 7 16IRL8 and 16ARP8 laptops. It matches part numbers HQ2330045G007, DFS5K12B159A16, FQKD and 5F10S14095. The package contains one tested fan unit ready for installation. Buyers who need a complete cooling assembly with heatsink should look elsewhere.
5 V 0.5 A power draw and verified operation
The fan runs on a 5 V supply drawing 0.5 A, keeping power consumption low during normal use. Each unit is tested before shipping to confirm it spins correctly and meets the original thermal requirements. No additional specifications for noise level or maximum airflow are provided by the supplier.
Exact part-number compatibility decides fit
Compatibility depends entirely on matching the listed part numbers to the original component in your laptop. Verify the photos and part numbers against your existing fan before ordering; the supplier offers to check your model number if you are uncertain. Installing a mismatched fan will not cool the CPU properly.
Highlights
- Direct replacement for Yoga 7 16IRL8 and 16ARP8 models
- Matches part numbers HQ2330045G007, DFS5K12B159A16, FQKD, 5F10S14095
- Operates at 5V with 0.5A current draw
- Each unit tested before shipping for reliable operation
- Includes single fan unit ready for installation
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How do I install the 5V 0.5A cooling fan in my Lenovo Yoga 7 16IRL8?
Disconnect power and battery, remove the bottom cover, unplug the old fan cable, swap the fan using the original screws, reconnect the cable, then reassemble. The step often missed is reconnecting the battery before the first boot.
What maintenance will the DBTLAP fan need over time?
Blow dust from the heatsink fins and fan blades every few months with compressed air. If bearing noise appears or airflow drops, replace the fan unit; no lubrication is required.
What limit appears first when the fan runs continuously at 5V 0.5A?
The 0.5A current rating caps sustained speed; under prolonged load the motor hits its thermal ceiling before the 5V supply does, causing RPM to throttle.
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