Can this cooling fan fix a 15.6 laptop
482396
I'm assuming you meant "fit" rather than "fix". The cooling pad is exactly 15" to he same width as my laptop. Yours would hang over a fraction of an inch on either size which shouldn't be too much of a problem.
1910599
Yes but just to be sure take your old one out and make sure the part numbers are the same, there will be a sticker on it. Also don't forget your artic silver heat compound, you will need it, I've done this my self and im not special they make these laptops easy to deal with. Mine is a G6, but it is the same.
756683
Have you taken your PC apart? I bought this fan for my HP laptop and I had taken it apart and checked to be sure this laptop had the same fan in it to be replaced. My laptop was a "g6-2211nr" HP laptop. The fan was in the top-left corner under the keyboard. This fan fit and still works fine. If your fan is not working you may just need to oil the pin the goes into the motor. When you disassemble your fan you can pull the fan-blades off easily and just spray a little mineral oil onto the pin and into the motor, do this at your own risk though. The fan I replaced was well lubricated and the burnt out one was dry and constantly stopping. Have you taken your PC apart? I bought this fan for my HP laptop and I had taken it apart and checked to be sure this laptop had the same fan in it to be replaced. My laptop was a "g6-2211nr" HP laptop. The fan was in the top-left corner under the keyboard. This fan fit and still works fine. If your fan is not working you may just need to oil the pin the goes into the motor. When you disassemble your fan you can pull the fan-blades off easily and just spray a little mineral oil onto the pin and into the motor, do this at your own risk though. The fan I replaced was well... » Read More Have you taken your PC apart? I bought this fan for my HP laptop and I had taken it apart and checked to be sure this laptop had the same fan in it to be replaced. My laptop was a "g6-2211nr" HP laptop. The fan was in the top-left corner under the keyboard. This fan fit and still works fine. If your fan is not working you may just need to oil the pin the goes into the motor. When you disassemble your fan you can pull the fan-blades off easily and just spray a little mineral oil onto the pin and into the motor, do this at your own risk though. The fan I replaced was well lubricated and the burnt out one was dry and constantly stopping. « Show Less
1833595
Yes it can, make sure that your cooler is designed to convert to heat mode or else you will damage the cooling unit and fan.
1472962
It depends on which model of fan you have and which options it has... My guess is that it probably will not work though.
731008
I can't say for sure but my laptop is 15.6 with the huge gaming fans on the back adding 1-2inches in the top to bottom direction and I have room to spare in my backpack. I would guess that your computer should fit but I am not familiar with your model of computer so I can't be sure.
2182913
It works for my laptop and helps air flow with fan running without over heating.
539804
Can't answer that one for sure. You may want to check with the manufacturer. It would work when using the cooling unit at 15 amp and under.
1875639
Yes it will but you should first check that your electrical connections are good. I replaced this only to find out that my relay connections for the fan relay were dirty.
1910929
To be sure just check the output on the speed controller (in this case 15 amp) and make sure the fans doesn't exceed 15 amps. More than likely the fan will not come close to 15 amps. I don't see this fan drawing more than 1 or 2 amps.
1418710
I did a little research and it looks like that fan will not fit the HP 2000. However here's a link to some possibilities on ebay that I think will work with your machine: http://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_from=R40&_trksid=p2050601.m570.l1313.TR0.TRC0.H0.XCooling+fan+for+HP+2000-bf69wm.TRS0&_nkw=Cooling+fan+for+HP+2000-bf69wm&_sacat=0 Good luck!
1336030
Not the fan, the heatsink. My heatsink did. I took it off, and using my own, but probably not a big difference.
602521
Yes system fan error n the last time i got it I couldn't get passed it until I replaced the part. Known issue, but had to threaten to switch to Dell to get answers. Hope this helps.
2020087
No idea, you'll have to contact the manufacturer. It is plumbed for air cooling tho!
1742090
I don't think that's quite the right fan for your computer. However here is one along with instructions for installing: http://www.cpu-cooling-fan.com/HP/HP-HDX16-1160US.html Those instructions may not be complete enough, but it's a start. Here are more compatible fans on ebay: http://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_trksid=p2050601.m570.l1313.TR0.TRC0.H0.XCooling+fan+for+HP+HDX16-1160US&_nkw=Cooling+fan+for+HP+HDX16-1160US&_sacat=0&_from=R40 Warning: Replacing the fan in a laptop is quite a project. You must take apart virtually everything to get to the fan. I was fortunate to find disassembly instructions with pictures. You can do a search for such. Good Luck!
1039451
I don't think so. This board uses a full slot on a full size motherboard. Also, due to the thickness and clearance required for the fan it tends to at least partially cover the next slot. I don't think there's any way this would go inside a laptop.
1173860
I am using it on my 17" laptop but my laptop hangs 2" over on both sides. This fan does not put out enough airflow to keep my computer even close to cool. If i had to do it agian i would not buy this fan for my computer.