DBTLAP E1033X12BYAP-26 9733 12V 1.20A 4pin centrifugal turbo blower cooling fan
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Original CPU cooling fan for Dell Latitude E6500 and Precision M4400 laptops
This new original CPU fan replaces part numbers DFS551205ML0T, F7Q6, 0YP387 and MCF-J13BM05 in Dell Latitude E6500 and Precision M4400 laptops. It restores factory cooling performance when the original fan fails or becomes noisy. Technicians can install it directly without adapter cables or firmware changes.
The connector pin-out and mounting holes match only the listed Dell models. Buyers who need a fan for other Latitude or Precision chassis cannot use this part. No universal bracket or voltage conversion is included.
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This original CPU fan is made for the Dell Latitude E6500 and Precision M4400, matching part numbers DFS551205ML0T, F7Q6, 0YP387 and MCF-J13BM05.
It draws heat away from the processor and exhausts it through the chassis vents, keeping the CPU at safe operating temperatures during heavy workloads.
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