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Black plastic laptop cooling fan assembly with wire connector

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NA 15-EB laptop cooling pad M00227-001 M00226-001

SKU CH-WAXD-G2J08 MPN 15-EB

Replacement CPU and GPU cooling fan for HP Spectre 15-EB TPN-Q226 laptops

  • Accessory categoryCPU Cooling Fan
  • Designed for HP Spectre 15-EB series
  • Matches part numbers M00227-001 and M00226-001
  • Cools both GPU and CPU components
  • New condition ensures reliable performance

GPU & CPU Cooling Fan

This cooling fan is built for the HP Spectre 15-EB TPN-Q226. It handles both GPU and CPU heat dissipation in a single assembly. The part numbers are M00227-001 and M00226-001. It is a new component intended for direct replacement.

Repair vs external cooling

This part suits owners of the exact 15-EB model who need to replace a worn or noisy internal fan. It does not suit users looking for an external laptop cooling pad or a stand with USB-powered blowers. Builders working on any other Spectre series or different laptop brands cannot use this fan.

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Price $30.99
Pricier than about 73% of the 6,190 comparable items (median $20.99).

Specifications

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Accessory categoryCPU Cooling Fan

Questions about this item

Will the 15-EB cooling fan fit the existing heatsink brackets in my Spectre 15-EB?

The fan is built for the Spectre 15-EB TPN-Q226 chassis and aligns with the original mounting points for both GPU and CPU cooling.

How can I verify the M00227-001 and M00226-001 fans are spinning correctly after installation?

Boot the laptop and listen for the dual-fan whir; then check the thermal read-outs in the BIOS hardware monitor to confirm both GPU and CPU temperatures drop under load.

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