What size screws does this fan take? The one's provided do not fit, nor do the fan screws that came with my case.
913574
Usually they're self tapping, so there will be resistance as you force-screw them into the fan's plastic pre-drilled holes.
913575
The screws that come with the fan work just fine. They are self threading you just have to push a little to get them to bite.
913576
I don't know the answer to the question. I laid the fan on my drill press and carefully reamed the holes to make them bigger.
2197594
I have no idea... In fact it did not directly fit the laptop it was listed to fit... I had to remove a cover plate to get it to fit and after putting the thing back together the fan still would not work,,,,,
1082734
The size of the fan housing is 9"x9". I went just slightly larger toile it alittle easier. I added 1/8". Don't forget the support brackets.
712261
They are 120mm fans which will fit most all case fans. Usually if the fan is an abnormal size, the fan comes with the case. Your case has about 5 spots for a 120mm or 12cm fan. So, yes, they will fit your case.
1660032
Depends, my case fits a 200 mm fan. A 120 mm fan is about 4.75", and a 200 mm is just shy of 8".
2159151
The other poster was correct. The white piece acts as the nut... the threaded rod that goes into the fan itself to which that plastic nut is screwed on to would be the "screw". In fact I replaced that threaded rod myself as the one with the fan was not quite long enough once I tiled the backsplash. The threaded rod and consequently the plastic screw piece are 1/4"-20 for reference.
84563
it's all about measurements. Find model #on your fan; sticker inside the housing somewhere. Then search for that particular brand and model number. That way you're sure it will fit.
221303
You bought the wrong type of fan. This is what you most likely want/need: Here is an example: Lasko 2521 16" Oscillating Stand Fan
754269
How come the manufacturer doesnt indicate which ceiling fan brand and model will this product fit?
685485
Hello Rashad, The case only has two fan mount positions. The rear fan is about 80mm wide, and four additional screw holes are there for the next largest standard fan size (100mm?). I also have a larger fan (which I believe is a 140mm, if memory serves), that I mounted in front.The removable side door has many ventilation holes which could undoubtedly hold an improvised side-mounted fan if you really need extra ventilation. The power supply has it's own fan of course, but no one counts these. One odd thing, I notice that this case is slightly noisier than my others. Virtually all of the noise comes from my stock Intel CPU fan, despite running cool at it's fairly quiet default speed. By comparison, the front and back fans are virtually silent.
770301
As far as I know, these fans should fit without any modifications. I haven't changed mine since it's working properly and I'd only consider swapping it for a PWM version (which as far as I know, still don't exist).
1831454
Any fan that would be first covered up the fan opening by those dimensions. And would have to have center screw as this is how it is mounted. I know some fans are mounted by clips and no center screw. Those you won't be able to use on. Feel free if you have more questions. I actually just mounted on a non Broan brand fan.
66060
Actually you'll need a smaller fan, like 80mm or so. The 120mm is too big for this case which I found out the hard way by buying a 120mm fan and it didn't fit.
111803
it does not come with screws. But does anyone know the approx length and diameter of the screw? I lost my original screws somehow and need to buy the replacement screws..thanks
749371
It usually only takes a nut driver or flat blade screw driver. Not sure if your old fan bracket will line up with bracket. Over all pretty easy.
1656245
Dimensions? I have not measured the case and if I did, the tape measure available to me are in metric. When assembling this computer I removed the top cover so I could mount the fan externally, so I guess this would change the dimensions as well.
1335869
these will work with any(i've tried 4 diff mobos,and 4 cases) setup so long as there are 3 pin fan headers available. as far as size it SHOULD be able to fit a 120mm fan. if you have the case i would measure if you can just to be sure(older models did not have space) if you do not own the case yet the specs of the case should tell you what size fans to use. but if you have a drill you could always make it fit so long as all the above checks out. hope this helps