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Fans Laptop CPU Cooling Fan for Packard Bell EasyNote TS11HR TS13HR TS44HR TS45HR TS62HR TS66HR

SKU CH-WJYA-N3W5M

Replacement CPU cooling fan compatible with Packard Bell EasyNote TS11HR, TS13HR, TS44HR, TS45HR, TS62HR and TS66HR models

  • Keeps compatible Packard Bell EasyNote models running cool
  • Brand-new replacement fan ensures reliable long-term operation
  • Direct fit for TS11HR, TS13HR, TS44HR, TS45HR, TS62HR, TS66HR series
  • Restores factory airflow without modification or extra parts

Compatible Laptop Models

This replacement CPU cooling fan fits Packard Bell EasyNote models TS11HR TS13HR TS44HR TS45HR TS62HR and TS66HR. It is designed for owners of these specific laptops who need to restore original cooling performance. Buyers with different Packard Bell series or other brands cannot use this part.

Thermals Noise and Power

The fan draws power directly from the laptop motherboard header and spins to move air across the heatsink. Normal operation keeps the processor within its thermal limits during typical workloads. Acoustic output matches the original factory specification for these models.

Highlights

  • Keeps compatible Packard Bell EasyNote models running cool
  • Brand-new replacement fan ensures reliable long-term operation
  • Direct fit for TS11HR, TS13HR, TS44HR, TS45HR, TS62HR, TS66HR series
  • Restores factory airflow without modification or extra parts

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

How do I install this cooling fan in my EasyNote TS44HR 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 reattach the heatsink with fresh thermal paste on the CPU and GPU dies — the paste step is the one most people skip.

What maintenance will this fan need over time and when should I replace it?

Blow dust from the vents and fan blades every few months with compressed air; if the bearing becomes noisy, vibration increases or the laptop throttles under load, fit a new unit.

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