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Fans ML350E GEN8 Server Fan 677417-001 685043-001 case fan

SKU CH-V162-F0VT1

A replacement cooling fan for HP ML350E Gen8 servers using part numbers 677417-001 and 685043-001

  • Designed for HP ML350E Gen8 servers
  • Compatible with part numbers 677417-001 and 685043-001
  • Cools the processor heatsink effectively
  • Brand new condition ready for installation

For HP ML350E GEN8 Server Cooling

This case fan is built as a direct replacement for the HP ML350E GEN8 server chassis. It matches part numbers 677417-001 and 685043-001 for processor cooler and heatsink applications. System administrators maintaining this specific platform can install it without modification.

Replaces worn or failed OEM fan units

Swapping the original fan restores factory airflow when bearings become noisy or rotational speed drops below specification. The upgrade is worth it when the server remains in active service and a genuine-fit spare is required to maintain thermal compliance.

Highlights

  • Designed for HP ML350E Gen8 servers
  • Compatible with part numbers 677417-001 and 685043-001
  • Cools the processor heatsink effectively
  • Brand new condition ready for installation

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

What server model does the 677417-001 fan fit?

The 677417-001 fan is designed for the HP ML350E GEN8 server chassis and processor heatsink assembly.

How is the 685043-001 fan installed, and what step is often missed?

Align the 685043-001 fan with the heatsink mounting points, secure the retention clips fully, then connect the power cable to the system board header.

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