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Hersteller => Acer => Topic started by: drago on December 15, 2019, 15:05:11

Title: Acer Aspire Lüfter Defekt
Post by: drago on December 15, 2019, 15:05:11
Hallo,
ich brauche für mein acer aspire vn7-791g-58lf einen neuen Lüfter.
Auf dem Lüfter steht: sunon eg75070s1-c070-s9c.
leider kann ich diesen Lüfter nicht mehr finden und wollte fragen, ob es eine alternative gibt.
Title: Re: Acer Aspire Lüfter Defekt
Post by: LAPNET on November 30, 2020, 20:57:41
Da kenne ich mich leider nicht so gut aus, aber ich würde dir empfehlen deinen Laptop zur Reparatur zu bringen. 
Title: Re: Acer Aspire Lüfter Defekt
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Title: Re: Acer Aspire Lüfter Defekt
Post by: bitterchilly on September 04, 2026, 05:34:31
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