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Fans Laptop CPU Fan & Heatsink for Sony Vaio VPC-F13 Series
Cools Sony Vaio VPC-F13 series laptops with a direct-fit CPU fan and heatsink assembly
- Direct replacement for Sony Vaio VPC-F13 series
- Includes heatsink for complete cooling assembly
- Matches original part codes 300-0001-1262 and 300-0001-1263
- Supports multiple VPC-F13 sub-models F13QFX to F13YFX
- New condition ensures reliable thermal performance
Replacement CPU Fan & Heatsink for Sony Vaio
This new cooling assembly replaces the original CPU fan and heatsink in Sony Vaio VPC-F13 series laptops. It matches part codes 300-0001-1262 and 300-0001-1263 as well as UDQFRRH01DF0. The unit fits models including VPC-F13QFX, VPC-F13RFX, VPC-F13SFX, VPC-F13TFX, VPC-F13UFX, VPC-F13WFX, VPC-F13YFX and VPCF11M1E.
Direct-fit installation with no extra parts required
The fan and heatsink arrive as a single integrated unit ready for installation. No additional brackets, thermal pads or cables are included in the package. The design aligns with the original mounting points so the repair can be completed with standard laptop tools.
Restores stock cooling for listed Vaio models
The assembly provides the same airflow and heat dissipation as the factory component for the compatible VPC-F13 and VPCF11M1E chassis. It does not support other Sony Vaio series or non-Vaio laptops. Buyers needing a different form factor or higher thermal capacity should verify their exact model number before ordering.
Highlights
- Direct replacement for Sony Vaio VPC-F13 series
- Includes heatsink for complete cooling assembly
- Matches original part codes 300-0001-1262 and 300-0001-1263
- Supports multiple VPC-F13 sub-models F13QFX to F13YFX
- New condition ensures reliable thermal performance
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Will the fan assembly need new thermal paste when I fit it?
Yes, apply fresh thermal compound to the CPU and GPU dies when installing this heatsink and fan unit.
What fails first if the laptop runs at full load for hours?
The bearing in the cooling fan is the component most likely to wear out under continuous heavy use.
How loud and hot does the cooler get during all-day operation?
Expect a noticeable rise in fan speed and chassis temperature when the system sustains maximum thermal load for extended periods.
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