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Fans YHWF-9025 case fan 12V .20A 2line 9CM

SKU CH-MRY8-KBVCF

A 12 V, 0.20 A two-wire 9025 cooling fan for refrigerators and water dispensers

  • Original YHWF-9025 model fits specific appliances
  • 12 V .20 A rating matches original power spec
  • Two-wire connection enables direct replacement wiring
  • New condition ensures full service life ahead

9 cm 12 V case fan for compact builds

This 9 cm fan runs on 12 V and draws 0.20 A through a two-wire connection. It suits small-form-factor cases or appliance cooling where space is limited. The unit is supplied new and ready to install.

Low power draw keeps thermals steady

At 0.20 A the fan adds minimal load to a 12 V rail and spins quietly in normal operation. The two-wire design provides constant voltage drive without PWM control. Airflow remains consistent for steady component temperatures.

Highlights

  • Original YHWF-9025 model fits specific appliances
  • 12 V .20 A rating matches original power spec
  • Two-wire connection enables direct replacement wiring
  • New condition ensures full service life ahead

Specifications

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Questions about this item

How do I connect the two-wire 12 V .20 A lead on the YHWF-9025 fan?

Connect the red wire to +12 V and the black wire to ground on the appliance's fan header; the two-line design has no PWM or tachometer signal, so polarity must be correct for the motor to start.

When should I expect to replace the YHWF-9025 fan in a refrigerator water dispenser?

Plan replacement when airflow drops noticeably or the fan becomes noisy; the 12 V .20 A sleeve-bearing motor typically runs several years in continuous cooling duty before bearing wear requires a new unit.

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