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Black laptop CPU cooling fan for HP EliteBook 8440 series

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Fans Laptop CPU Cooling Fan for HP EliteBook 8440 8440P 8440W 594049-001

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Replacement CPU cooling fan fits HP EliteBook 8440 series laptops using part 594049-001

  • Compatible with HP EliteBook 8440, 8440P and 8440W models
  • Matches part number 594049-001 for direct replacement
  • New condition ensures reliable processor cooling
  • Single fan unit supplied for straightforward installation

Compatible Laptop Cooling Fan

This replacement cooling fan fits HP EliteBook 8440, 8440P and 8440W notebooks using part number 594049-001. It is a new component supplied at 95% new condition for restoring processor cooling in these specific models. The fan is designed for direct installation in the listed EliteBook series.

Thermal Performance and Power

The fan maintains processor temperatures during normal workloads by moving air across the heatsink assembly. Operational noise stays at a typical level for a slim laptop cooler under standard office use. Power draw is minimal, matching the original specification for the EliteBook 8440 platform.

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Price $8.99
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Specifications

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Questions about this item

How do I install the 594049-001 fan in my EliteBook 8440, and which step often goes wrong?

Remove the keyboard and palm rest, disconnect the old fan cable from the motherboard header, then fit the new unit; the step most people miss is re-routing the cable exactly as the factory did so it is not pinched when the case closes

What maintenance will this 95%new cooling fan need later?

Blow dust from the heatsink fins and blades with compressed air whenever buildup is visible; if the bearing becomes noisy or airflow drops noticeably, replace the fan

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