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Fans Laptop CPU Cooling Fan for Toshiba Satellite A300 A305 L300 L305 L350 L355

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Replacement CPU cooling fan for Toshiba Satellite A300, A305, L300, L305, L350 and L355 series notebooks

  • Compatible with Satellite A300 and A305 models
  • Fits L300, L300D and L305 series notebooks
  • Supports L350 and L355 laptop cooling needs
  • New condition ensures reliable thermal performance

Compatible Laptop Models

This new cooling fan fits Toshiba Satellite A300, A305, L300, L300D, L305, L350 and L355 series notebooks. It serves as a direct replacement for the original CPU cooler radiator assembly. The part restores proper airflow to the processor heatsink in these specific chassis designs.

When to Replace the Original Fan

Install this fan when the original unit becomes noisy, spins irregularly or fails to keep temperatures under control. It addresses cooling loss caused by bearing wear or dust damage in the stock cooler. The upgrade is not suited for laptops outside the listed Satellite series or for desktop chassis builds.

Highlights

  • Compatible with Satellite A300 and A305 models
  • Fits L300, L300D and L305 series notebooks
  • Supports L350 and L355 laptop cooling needs
  • New condition ensures reliable thermal performance

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Does this cooler fit the Toshiba Satellite A300 and L300 series?

The fan is listed for Satellite A300, A305, L300, L300D, L305, L350 and L355 models.

How do I install the fan and what step is often missed?

Remove the old heatsink, clean the CPU surface, apply fresh thermal paste, then secure the new fan and plug its cable into the motherboard header.

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