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Ruth's sister HP Pavilion 15/17 laptop cpu cooling fan

SKU CH-75DE-VM2FQ

Cools HP Pavilion 15 and 17 series laptops including models 15-E078EA, 15-E050SA, 15-E096SA, 17-e020us, 17-E055NR and 17-e049wm

  • Direct replacement for HP Pavilion 15 series
  • Compatible with HP Pavilion 17 models
  • New condition ensures reliable cooling performance
  • Supports multiple specific HP Pavilion part numbers

Replacement Fan for HP Pavilion 15 and 17 Models

This new internal cooling fan fits specific HP Pavilion 15 and 17 laptops including the 15-E078EA, 15-E050SA and 15-E096SA. It also covers 17 series units such as the 17-e020us, 17-e055nr and 17-e049wm. The part restores factory airflow for those exact models.

No extra accessories or software are bundled

The package contains only the cooling fan itself. No mounting screws, thermal compound or control utilities are included. Installers must reuse existing hardware or source it separately. Buyers needing a complete service kit should look elsewhere.

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Price $7.99
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Specifications

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Questions about this item

Will the fan connector match the motherboard header on my HP Pavilion 15-E078EA?

The fan is built for the listed Pavilion 15 and 17 models, so the connector and pinout align with those motherboards.

At what point does the fan become the limiting factor during heavy loads?

The fan is the original cooling spec for these chassis; sustained maximum CPU and GPU output will hit its airflow ceiling first.

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