Does anyone know where i can get a replacement fan for this :(
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If it were me I would just contact HIS directly. And if you had any type of warranty on the graphics card, that would be a plus.
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You can buy a replacement fan right from CarCapsule.com. I have a car capsule with my motorcycle in it, and purchased a replacement fan from carcapsule.com. Click on Accessories. The fans will come up and you can click on which one you want and order it. Price is fair.
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Replace with another 200mm fan, available from www.corsair.com. I believe the part number is CC600TW-200MM. You may find it here on amazon.
470867
Technically you can't replace the fan. The fan is hardwired with the USB plug. That being said if you are good with rewiring the plug you could use a different fan.
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I would try the manufacturer or any company that sells this to see if you can purchase a replacement. I wish I knew more!
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You can fix the fan yourself. This user posted a video showing how to do it: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EjRDjOL8nCY My penguin model started to develop a whirr, so I followed the instructions in the video and it's now back to quiet. If your fan is totally dead and you're out of warranty, it's easy to replace. It's just a standard 2-pin 80 mm computer fan. They run about $5 on eBay. Unscrew four to six screws on the bottom of the basin, lift off the top or bottom section, unscrew four screws holding the fan, disconnect the fan connector (it's not soldered, just attaches to a pair of pins on the control board,) plug in the new fan and replace the screws. Seriously, a monkey could do it.
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I replaced the fan with a '' 120mm cooler master fan''. I think almost any 120mm fan will work but do yourself a favor and buy a '' 120mm COOLERMASTER'' fan. You can also do what I did and use an led fan to make your heats ink look cooler(.... master hehe)
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The cooler part of my two fans are about the only thing that has kept on working. I have returned by fans to the manufacturer at least four times for repairs which is about the only thing you can do if you are having a problem. Wish I had a better answer for you. If you are under warranty, they will do the repairs for free but it is pretty inconvenient having to box up and return the fan. Give them a call and they will send you a UPS label so you can ship it back at no charge. Hope this helps.
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I don't know. But that noisy fan is the ONLY thing keeping this from being the perfect case. I'm responding with the hope that someone will post a link to a replacement fan.
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I have been looking for one as well. the only thing I can find is this. http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=9SIA3711009238
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They do not sell replacement fans for this. You can remove the fans from their frame and replace them with standard 80mm case fans, though.
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A tightening knob was broken on mine to. Perhaps a common shipping issue. Good fan though, no idea how to replace it, sorry.
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Julie, I have the whole fan unit that I installed but a customer didn't like it, you can buy the one I have. It was barely used. $30 cash ok? Greg - acrescue@rocketmail.com
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Pamela, I see you got several answers. I cannot say specifically yes/no without looking up this model.As it was, I ended up changing out my hot water heater to a different brand.Are you looking for a replacement fan motor assy? Cause I still have my original, it is used, so I could offer it to you appropriately.Let me know.
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You can fix the fan yourself. This user posted a video showing how to do it:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EjRDjOL8nCYMy penguin model started to develop a whirr, so I followed the instructions in the video and it's now back to quiet. If your fan is totally dead and you're out of warranty, it's easy to replace. It's just a standard 2-pin 80 mm computer fan. They run about $5 on eBay. Unscrew four to six screws on the bottom of the basin, lift off the top or bottom section, unscrew four screws holding the fan, disconnect the fan connector (it's not soldered, just attaches to a pair of pins on the control board,) plug in the new fan and replace the screws. Seriously, a monkey could do it. You can fix the fan yourself. This user posted a video showing how to do it:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EjRDjOL8nCYMy penguin model started to develop a whirr, so I followed the instructions in the video and it's now back to quiet. If your fan is totally dead and you're out of warranty, it's easy to replace. It's just a standard 2-pin 80 mm computer fan. They run about $5 on eBay. Unscrew four to six screws on the bottom of the basin, lift off the top or bottom section, unscrew four screws holding the fan, disconnect the fan connector (it's not... » Read More You can fix the fan yourself. This user posted a video showing how to do it:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EjRDjOL8nCYMy penguin model started to develop a whirr, so I followed the instructions in the video and it's now back to quiet. If your fan is totally dead and you're out of warranty, it's easy to replace. It's just a standard 2-pin 80 mm computer fan. They run about $5 on eBay. Unscrew four to six screws on the bottom of the basin, lift off the top or bottom section, unscrew four screws holding the fan, disconnect the fan connector (it's not soldered, just attaches to a pair of pins on the control board,) plug in the new fan and replace the screws. Seriously, a monkey could do it. « Show Less
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No, I am sorry I do not. As I have had my fan for no more than 4-5 months, it is still functioning without issue. Best of luck to you!
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The one i got stopped working and so did the replacement after a few usea. It would work olay, but its kindof noisy and the fan is pretty small you have to sit right in front of it for it to work.