DBTLAP E1033X12BYAP-26 9733 12V 1.20A 4pin centrifugal turbo blower cooling fan
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Replacement cooling fan rated 12 V, 3.6 W for Optoma projectors using Sunon MF75251V1-Q020-G99
This DBTLAP cooling fan replaces the SUNON MF75251V1-Q020-G99 unit used in Optoma projectors. It operates at 12 V and draws 3.6 W. The package includes one tested fan. Buyers should compare the photos with the original part before ordering.
This fan suits technicians repairing an Optoma projector that uses the exact SUNON part number. It is not for anyone needing a laptop cooling pad or a different voltage, connector or form factor. Builders looking for a universal case fan should look elsewhere.
The only specification that guarantees fit is the SUNON part number MF75251V1-Q020-G99. Verify this number on the original fan label matches exactly. A different part number means the fan will not work in the projector.
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Match the 12V 3.6W rating and connector, then secure the fan using the original mounting points.
Clean dust from the blades and vents periodically to maintain airflow.
The 3.6W power ceiling caps sustained airflow before thermal throttling occurs.
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