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Fans Laptop CPU Cooling Fan HP Envy 15-U000 U100 U200 U300 U400 776213-001
Replacement CPU cooling fan compatible with HP Envy 15-U000 through 15-U400 series laptops
- Keeps your HP Envy 15 running cool with a direct replacement CPU cooling fan
- Fits Envy 15-U000, U100, U200, U300 and U400 series laptops
- Matches part number 776213-001 for guaranteed compatibility
- Brand new condition ensures reliable performance from day one
- Ready to install with no extra parts needed
Replacement CPU Fan for HP Envy 15 Series
This replacement cooling fan fits HP Envy 15-U000, U100, U200, U300 and U400 series laptops using part number 776213-001. It restores factory airflow for owners whose original fan has failed or become noisy. Buyers needing a different form factor or a desktop case fan should look elsewhere.
Thermals, Noise and Power Draw
The fan draws power from the laptop header and spins to match the system thermal curve. Normal operation keeps CPU temperatures within design limits while acoustic output stays consistent with the original cooler. Units without a working fan cannot be cooled by this part alone.
Build Quality and Connectors
The assembly matches the OEM mounting points and connector orientation for direct installation. The cable length reaches the motherboard header without strain. Technicians should verify the exact part code against the service manual before fitting.
Highlights
- Keeps your HP Envy 15 running cool with a direct replacement CPU cooling fan
- Fits Envy 15-U000, U100, U200, U300 and U400 series laptops
- Matches part number 776213-001 for guaranteed compatibility
- Brand new condition ensures reliable performance from day one
- Ready to install with no extra parts needed
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How do I install the 776213-001 fan in my HP Envy 15-U000 series laptop, and which step is often missed?
Remove the bottom cover, disconnect the battery, unplug the old fan cable, swap the fan, reconnect the cable, then reattach the battery before closing the case — skipping the battery disconnect risks a short circuit.
What maintenance will this replacement fan need over time?
Blow dust from the heatsink fins and fan blades every few months with compressed air; the sleeve bearing is not user-lubricable, so plan to replace the unit again when noise or vibration appears.
What limit appears first when this fan runs continuously at full speed?
The sleeve bearing generates heat and wear during sustained 100 % duty cycles, so bearing noise or reduced airflow typically becomes the first limiting factor.
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