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DBTLAP Laptop CPU Fan for Toshiba Satellite L745-08U L745-01P
Replacement CPU cooling fan for compatible Toshiba Satellite L745 series laptops
- Accessory TypeCooler
- Keeps your Toshiba Satellite L745 cool with a direct-fit replacement fan
- Tested individually before shipping so you receive a fully working unit
- Backed by a 9-month warranty for added peace of mind
- Includes exactly 1 fan — no extra parts to sort through
- Produced by Forcecon, ADDA, Sunon or Kipo depending on stock
Replacement CPU Fan for Satellite L745
This new DBTLAP cooling fan is built as a direct drop-in for Toshiba Satellite L745-08U and L745-01P laptops. It arrives tested and ready to install so repair shops and DIY owners can restore factory airflow without modification.
Upgrading from a Failed or Noisy Original
The part replaces a worn, rattling or dead stock cooler that is causing thermal throttling or unexpected shutdowns. Swapping it is worth it when the existing fan spins unevenly, makes grinding noise or no longer reaches full speed under load.
Fits Inside the Existing Chassis
The unit mounts to the original heatsink brackets and connects to the motherboard header already present in the L745 chassis. No extra wiring, adapters or external power are required, leaving the rest of the thermal assembly untouched.
Highlights
- Keeps your Toshiba Satellite L745 cool with a direct-fit replacement fan
- Tested individually before shipping so you receive a fully working unit
- Backed by a 9-month warranty for added peace of mind
- Includes exactly 1 fan — no extra parts to sort through
- Produced by Forcecon, ADDA, Sunon or Kipo depending on stock
Specifications
| Accessory Type | Cooler |
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Questions about this item
Does the cooler mount with the existing screw holes on a Toshiba Satellite L745-08U?
The cooler is made for the Toshiba Satellite L745-08U and L745-01P models, so it aligns with the original mounting points on those chassis.
What is the common mistake when swapping the fan in a Satellite L745-01P?
Many installers forget to reconnect the fan header before seating the board, leaving the new cooler without power.
When should the Forcecon or ADDA fan inside this cooler be replaced?
Replace it when bearing noise appears or airflow drops, typically after several years of continuous use.
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