DBTLAP E1033X12BYAP-26 9733 12V 1.20A 4pin centrifugal turbo blower cooling fan
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Original replacement heatsink and fan assembly for compatible Toshiba laptops
This original radiator fits Toshiba M50-A, M40t-AT02S, M40t, E45T and U40T laptops. It replaces part numbers AT10R0030C0, AB07505HX060300 and FFCF. The component is supplied new and ready for installation.
The heatsink draws heat away from the processor during normal use. Fan speed adjusts to workload, keeping noise low while maintaining stable temperatures. Power draw remains minimal so battery life is not affected.
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Remove the bottom cover, disconnect the old fan cable, unscrew the existing heatsink, clean the CPU and GPU surfaces, apply fresh thermal paste, mount the new radiator, reconnect the FFCF cable, and secure all screws before reassembly.
Clean dust from the fan blades and heatsink fins every few months with compressed air; if the fan becomes noisy or stops spinning, replace the entire unit as the bearing is not serviceable.
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