DBTLAP
DBTLAP Laptop CPU Fan for MB466 MB470 MB990 MB991 A1278 A1342 MC724
Replacement CPU cooling fan compatible with MacBook models MB466, MB470, MB990, MB991, A1278, A1342 and MC724, individually tested before dispatch
- Accessory TypeCooler
- Tested individually for 100% reliability before dispatch
- Compatible with MB466, MB470, MB990, MB991, A1278, A1342, MC724 models
- Single fan unit supplied ready for installation
- Produced by Forcecon, ADDA, Sunon or Kipo depending on stock
- Nine-month warranty included for peace of mind
Compatible laptop models
This replacement CPU fan fits MB466, MB470, MB990, MB991, A1278, A1342 and MC724 laptops. It is intended for owners of those specific models who need to replace a worn or noisy cooling unit. Buyers with different model numbers should verify compatibility before ordering.
Thermals noise and power
The fan is supplied as a single tested unit from manufacturers such as Forcecon, ADDA, Sunon or Kipo depending on stock. Each item is checked before shipping to confirm it spins correctly. No power consumption, noise level or thermal performance figures are provided by the supplier.
Critical compatibility check
Matching the exact model number is the only way to ensure this fan fits your laptop. Compare the part number on your original cooler with the list above before purchase. If you are uncertain, contact the seller for confirmation to avoid ordering the wrong part.
Highlights
- Tested individually for 100% reliability before dispatch
- Compatible with MB466, MB470, MB990, MB991, A1278, A1342, MC724 models
- Single fan unit supplied ready for installation
- Produced by Forcecon, ADDA, Sunon or Kipo depending on stock
- Nine-month warranty included for peace of mind
Specifications
| Accessory Type | Cooler |
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Questions about this item
How do I install the DBTLAP fan in an A1278 MacBook and which step is most often done wrong?
Remove the bottom case, disconnect the old fan cable from the logic board, unscrew the heatsink assembly, swap the fan, then reassemble; the step most often missed is reconnecting the fan cable before the bottom case goes back on.
What maintenance or replacement will this cooler need later?
The fan bearings may wear after extended use; plan to clean dust from the heatsink fins every six to twelve months and replace the unit if noise or speed drops noticeably.
What limit appears first under sustained load with this cooling fan?
The single-fan airflow capacity becomes the bottleneck first, so prolonged heavy workloads will hit thermal limits before the fan itself fails.
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