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#318429 16-Jan-2025 12:30
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Hi Team,

 

We have a charity customer who needs a replacement CPU fan (part number 03T9949) for one of their units in particular. I would normally try to just replace the pc but it has a kind of software that seems to be keyed to the hardware (for people with low vision)

 

So just checking in to see anyone might have or know where to pickup any of older model Lenovo ThinkCentre's DOA and available for parts ?

Cheers

 

Lee

 

 


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  #3334495 22-Jan-2025 16:00
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Aliexpress or get a quote from EMPR (but don't be surprised if it costs more than an entirely new replacement PC)





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  #3334500 22-Jan-2025 16:16
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You can buy the entire assembly from EBAY with free shipping

 

Just depends how fast you want it :)





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  #3334523 22-Jan-2025 17:25
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Unless you can find a matching system on trademe or fb marketplace, I would get a new fan via AliExpress or ebay.


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