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Small black plastic CPU cooling fan with wire grille and cable connector

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Ruth's sister CPU Fan HP 250 G5 255 G5 TPN-C129

SKU CH-4SNF-12T2H

Replacement CPU cooling fan compatible with multiple HP 250 and 255 series laptops including TPN-C129 and TPN-C130 models

  • Cools HP 250 G5 and 255 G5 notebooks efficiently
  • Fits TPN-C129 and TPN-C130 motherboard layouts directly
  • Supports 250 G6 and 255 G6 series replacements
  • Compatible with 15-AC, 15-AF, 15-BD chassis models

HP laptop CPU cooling fan

This replacement fan fits HP 250 G5, 250 G6, 255 G4, 255 G5 and 255 G6 notebooks. It also matches chassis codes TPN-C129, TPN-C130, TPN-C116 and TPN-C125. The part is supplied new and ready for installation.

Thermals noise and power

The fan draws power directly from the motherboard header and spins only when the processor requires cooling. Under typical office workloads it runs at low speed, keeping audible noise to a minimum. Heavier tasks increase airflow to maintain safe CPU temperatures.

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Price $9.99
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Specifications

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Questions about this item

How do I install the CPU fan into the HP 250 G5 TPN-C129 motherboard header?

Align the fan connector with the motherboard fan header near the CPU socket, press straight down until it clicks, then route the cable away from moving parts.

When should I replace the CPU fan in my HP 255 G6 TPN-C130?

Replace the fan if it develops bearing noise, spins unevenly, or the system reports overheating during normal workloads.

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