DBTLAP E1033X12BYAP-26 9733 12V 1.20A 4pin centrifugal turbo blower cooling fan
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Replacement CPU fan for ASUS Zenbook Prime UX21 series laptops, 5 V 0.4 A specification
This original DC fan fits ASUS Zenbook Prime UX21, UX21E, UX21A and UX21EP notebooks. It operates at five volts and draws point four amps. The unit is supplied new and matches the KDB05105HB part number.
Running at five volts and point four amps keeps power draw modest during everyday workloads. The DC motor maintains steady airflow without excess acoustic output. Thermals stay controlled for typical office and media tasks.
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Disconnect the battery, remove the bottom case, unplug the old fan cable from the motherboard header, swap the fan, then reconnect the cable before reassembling; the step most people skip is unplugging the battery first.
Clean dust from the blades and vents every few months with compressed air; if bearing noise appears or airflow drops, replace the fan with another KDB05105HB unit.
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