DBTLAP E1033X12BYAP-26 9733 12V 1.20A 4pin centrifugal turbo blower cooling fan
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Replacement CPU cooling fan compatible with Dell Inspiron 24 3475 AIO and Inspiron 27 7700 7790 models
This new CPU cooling fan is built for the Dell Inspiron 24 3475 all-in-one and the Inspiron 27 7700 and 7790 laptops. It serves as a direct replacement when the original cooler fails or becomes noisy. The part restores proper airflow over the processor heatsink.
This cooler fits the three model families named above and no others. Buyers with different Dell systems or non-Dell hardware should look elsewhere. Technicians needing a fan for a desktop tower or a different AIO size cannot use this part.
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It is built for the Dell Inspiron 24 3475 AIO and the Dell Inspiron 27 7700 and 7790 models, so the mounting holes and connector match those systems.
Forgetting to clean off the old thermal compound and apply fresh paste before securing the new fan, which leads to poor heat transfer.
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