Question of replacement HP Pavilion a6333w MoBo system # KC746AA #ABA (ECS MCP61PM-HM)

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  I already without my laptop for 3 weeks and the cost of replacement fan $66. Even assuming that I get a refund for the fan, I'm not sure I can afford another week or more without my cell phone.

  I am so here for a second opinion.

  ARE the MY QUESTIONS:

  If my laptop order is supposed to have 1 GB of memory separate, why is he with this fan? (I felt like the explanation I got technical support is designed to force me to leave and pay).

  I can argue it's lack of HP for the use of the wrong fan for this Radeon card and at least get a discount on repairs?

  Is anyone aware of a place that I can control the fan 650797-001 and do it myself for less money? (Amazon does not appear to have one).

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  I lose my patience and want to fix things. Let me know if I need to provide any additional information.

  Thanks in advance to anyone who takes the time to answer!

  -Levi

  Hello LeviRK.

  You can not order more much of HP by phone, only a statement select bit.  However, HP provides other services to allow you to buy almost any part of the laptop.  The best resource is HP part Surfer.

  I took the freedom to search for the part you are looking for, 650797-001.  Class page for the party as is no longer available through HP and suggests the part number 665309-001.  The interview Guide & Service you already has all the other information you need.

  I hope this information helps.

  
  

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