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Ruth's sister CPU Cooling Fan 4 Pin Lenovo G400 G405 G500 G505 G500A G490 G410 G510

SKU CH-SRA0-FHB3Z

Replacement CPU cooling fan with 4-pin connector for Lenovo G400, G405, G410, G490, G500, G505 and G510 notebooks

  • Direct replacement for Lenovo G400 G405 G500 G505 G500A G490 G410 G510
  • 4-pin connector matches original motherboard header
  • New condition ensures reliable cooling performance
  • Compatible with multiple Lenovo notebook models

Replacement CPU cooling fan for Lenovo G-series

This 4-pin cooler fits Lenovo G400, G405, G500, G505, G500A, G490, G410 and G510 notebooks. It is a direct replacement for the original CPU fan in those models. The part is supplied new and ready to install.

4-pin connector ensures motherboard compatibility

The four-pin interface matches the board header on the listed Lenovo chassis so speed control and monitoring work without adapters. No additional cables or brackets are included in the package.

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Price $9.99
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Specifications

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Questions about this item

Will the 4-pin connector need to be replaced if the pins bend?

The fan uses a standard 4-pin connector; if pins bend they can often be straightened carefully, otherwise the fan assembly would need replacing.

What is the first limit reached when the fan runs continuously at full speed?

The sleeve bearing is the first component to wear under sustained maximum RPM, leading to increased noise or reduced airflow over time.

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