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Fans DFS561405FL0T FGLL DC 5V .5A 28000 laptop cpu cooling fan

SKU CH-YNXS-RYG0B

DC 5V 0.5A laptop CPU cooling fan spins at 28000 RPM for effective heat dissipation

  • Original replacement restores cooling performance
  • 5 V, 0.5 A power draw matches laptop spec
  • 28 000 RPM rating delivers strong airflow
  • New condition ensures reliable operation out of the box

Laptop CPU Cooling Fan 5V 0.5A

This replacement fan carries the DFS561405FL0T FGLL part number and runs on a 5 V DC supply rated at 0.5 A. It is intended for notebook owners whose original cooler has failed or become noisy.

Direct-fit replacement restores stock cooling

The unit matches the factory connector and mounting points so no adapters or modifications are required. Buyers needing PWM speed control or a different voltage should verify compatibility before purchase.

Highlights

  • Original replacement restores cooling performance
  • 5 V, 0.5 A power draw matches laptop spec
  • 28 000 RPM rating delivers strong airflow
  • New condition ensures reliable operation out of the box

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

How often will the DFS561405FL0T fan need cleaning or bearing replacement?

Dust buildup on the blades and bearing wear are the main maintenance items; cleaning every few months and replacing the fan if noise or speed drops keeps cooling effective.

What limit appears first when the DFS561405FL0T runs continuously at 28000 RPM?

Sustained operation at 28000 RPM typically hits thermal and bearing-wear limits first, so monitor temperatures and listen for increased noise as early indicators.

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