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Black internal power cable with small rectangular connector for HP laptop

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Ruth's sister internal power cable for HP Pavilion x360 15-CR TPN-W132 023.10006.0001 DFS200405BY0T FKG2 DC 5V

SKU CH-PQG1-JJTZ8

Replacement CPU cooling fan and radiator assembly for HP Pavilion x360 15-CR models

  • Replacement cooling for HP Pavilion x360 15-CR
  • Exact fit using part number 023.10006.0001
  • 5 V DC fan matches original voltage spec
  • New condition ensures reliable thermal performance

Internal Power Cable for HP Pavilion x360

This new internal power cable is built for the HP Pavilion x360 15-CR series using part number 023.10006.0001. It delivers a DC 5V connection to the CPU cooling fan and radiator assembly. The component matches the original TPN-W132 specification for direct replacement.

Compatibility limits for this cable

The cable suits owners of the exact HP Pavilion x360 15-CR model cited who need to restore power to the factory cooler. It will not fit other laptop families or desktop builds that require different pinouts or voltage rails. Buyers without this specific chassis should look elsewhere.

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Price $11.99
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Specifications

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Questions about this item

Will the cooling fan assembly need its bearings lubricated or the whole unit replaced after extended use?

The fan is a sealed DC 5 V unit; bearings are not user-serviceable so the complete cooler is replaced when noise or airflow drops.

What is the first limit reached during sustained load — thermal throttling or fan speed ceiling?

The cooler runs at a fixed 5 V supply, so its maximum RPM is the hard limit; once hit, the CPU will throttle instead of the fan spinning faster.

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