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Pair of silver laptop cooling fans for 13-inch MacBook Pro A1708 2016

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Fans MacBook Pro Retina 13 A1708 Left Right Fan Set 2016

SKU CH-Y9M5-K7560

Replacement left and right cooling fan set for the 2016 13-inch MacBook Pro Retina model A1708

  • Direct-fit replacement for 13-inch MacBook Pro Retina A1708
  • Complete left and right fan set restores balanced airflow
  • New condition ensures reliable cooling performance from day one
  • Designed specifically for 2016 model year compatibility

Compatible MacBook Pro 13 Retina A1708

This left and right fan set is built for the 13‑inch MacBook Pro Retina model A1708 released in 2016. It replaces both the left and right cooling fans in a single package. The parts are new and intended for technicians or owners repairing the original thermal system.

Thermal performance and acoustics

The fans restore the factory airflow path so the CPU cooler can dissipate heat at the original specification. In normal use they spin at the speeds programmed by the system controller, keeping noise at the level Apple designed for this model. Power draw matches the OEM units, so battery life and thermal behaviour remain unchanged.

Highlights

  • Direct-fit replacement for 13-inch MacBook Pro Retina A1708
  • Complete left and right fan set restores balanced airflow
  • New condition ensures reliable cooling performance from day one
  • Designed specifically for 2016 model year compatibility

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

How do I install the left and right fans in a MacBook Pro Retina 13 A1708 2016 and what step often goes wrong?

Remove the bottom case, disconnect the battery, unplug both fan cables from the logic board, unscrew the old fans, fit the new pair, reconnect cables, then reattach the battery before closing the case; the step most often missed is forgetting to reconnect the battery connector before screwing the bottom case back on

What maintenance or replacement will the fans need later?

Clean dust from the fan blades and heatsink fins periodically with compressed air; if bearing noise appears or airflow drops, replace the fan set

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