DBTLAP E1033X12BYAP-26 9733 12V 1.20A 4pin centrifugal turbo blower cooling fan
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Replacement cooling fan for Delta ND65C07-16J05 Superbook, DC5V 0.50A, tested before shipping
This DBTLAP cooling fan serves as a direct replacement part for Delta ND65C07-16J05 laptops. It operates at DC5V with a 0.50A current draw to restore active cooling performance. The unit is supplied new and tested before dispatch to ensure reliable operation.
Buyers needing a replacement cooler for the specific Delta ND65C07-16J05 part number will find the correct fit here. This is not a universal accessory and will not suit other laptop models or generic cooling requirements. Verify the part number against the original component before ordering.
The fan runs on a 5 volt supply with a 0.50 amp rating, matching the original Delta specification. This electrical profile determines compatibility with the laptop's fan header and power delivery. Confirm these values correspond to the faulty unit to guarantee proper function.
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