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Ruth's sister internal power cable 13 17 18

SKU CH-8NGC-JYWSS

Replacement cooling fan for compatible Sony 13, 17 and 18 series laptops

  • Compatible with Sony Vaio 13, 17, 18 series
  • Replaces noisy or failed original cooling fan
  • New condition ensures reliable thermal performance
  • Direct fit for listed FIT13A and SVF13 models

Replacement cooling fan for Sony 13 series

This new cooling fan fits Sony 13a FIT13A SVF13 F13 SVF13N SVF13N17PXB f13n svf13n svf13n18sc SVF13 models. It is an internal component designed to replace a worn or noisy original fan in compatible notebooks. Installers should verify the exact model number before fitting.

Capacity and headroom

The fan provides direct cooling for the listed Sony 13 series chassis. It is not suitable for other laptop families or desktop builds. Buyers needing a different connector, voltage or form factor must source a matching part.

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Price $8.99
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Specifications

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Questions about this item

Will this fan fit inside my Sony SVF13N17PXB without modifying the chassis?

The fan is listed for the Sony SVF13N17PXB among other models, so it should align with the original mounting points in that chassis.

How can I confirm the fan is spinning correctly after I install it?

Power on the laptop and listen for airflow near the vent; the system BIOS or a hardware monitor should also report a fan speed reading once the OS loads.

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