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Fans case fan for HP ProBook 4340 4341

SKU CH-7TS2-W065P

Replacement CPU cooling fan for HP ProBook 4340 and 4341 laptops

  • Compatible with HP ProBook 4340S and 4341S
  • Direct CPU cooling replacement for laptop
  • New condition ensures reliable operation
  • Designed for case fan integration

Compatible laptop cooling fan

This replacement CPU cooling fan is built for the HP ProBook 4340 and 4341 series laptops. It fits the 4340S and 4341S models directly. The part addresses a worn or noisy original cooler. Buyers needing a fan for a different laptop series cannot use this item.

Thermals and acoustics

The fan restores factory airflow to keep the processor at normal operating temperatures. It runs at the original speed profile for typical office workloads. Power draw matches the system’s standard header rating. No specifications for noise levels or maximum RPM are provided.

Highlights

  • Compatible with HP ProBook 4340S and 4341S
  • Direct CPU cooling replacement for laptop
  • New condition ensures reliable operation
  • Designed for case fan integration

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

How do I install the CPU cooling fan in my HP ProBook 4340S, and which step is often missed?

Remove the bottom cover, disconnect the old fan cable from the motherboard header, unscrew the heatsink assembly, swap the fan, then reapply thermal paste on the CPU and GPU dies before reassembly — skipping the paste causes overheating.

What maintenance will this HP ProBook 4341S cooling fan need later?

Clean dust from the heatsink fins and fan blades every six to twelve months using compressed air; if bearing noise appears or airflow drops, replace the fan unit as the sleeve bearing is not serviceable.

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