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Fans CPU Cooling Fan for HP Pavilion DV2000 V3700 D V3000 Series

SKU CH-3AN2-F8VEN

Replacement CPU cooling fan for HP Pavilion DV2000, V3700 and V3000 series laptops

  • Compatible with HP Pavilion DV2000 series laptops
  • Fits V3700 models for direct replacement
  • Supports V3000 series notebooks
  • New condition ensures reliable cooling performance

Replacement Fan for HP Pavilion DV2000.

This new CPU cooling fan is designed as a direct replacement for HP Pavilion DV2000, V3000 and V3700 series laptops. It restores active cooling when the original fan fails or becomes noisy. The part fits the specific chassis mounting points used across these notebook models.

Not suited for desktops or other laptop families

The cooler only addresses the thermal needs of the listed Pavilion series. Builders working on desktop cases or owners of different notebook lines will need a separate solution. It provides a single fan unit without additional heatsink material or mounting hardware for other platforms.

Highlights

  • Compatible with HP Pavilion DV2000 series laptops
  • Fits V3700 models for direct replacement
  • Supports V3000 series notebooks
  • New condition ensures reliable cooling performance

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Will this cooler fit the DV2000 chassis I already own?

The fan is built for HP Pavilion DV2000, V3700, D and V3000 series laptops, so it matches the mounting points and connector on those models.

How can I confirm the fan is spinning correctly after installation?

Listen for steady airflow from the exhaust vent and watch the system temperature drop to normal idle levels in the BIOS hardware monitor.

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