MacBook Pro 13" (A2289, A2338, 2020) Fan

An aging fan may become noisy and inefficient or simply fail and stop spinning, leaving your laptop to overheat and eventually damaging your processors. Replace a defective fan to fix overheating problems or to keep your MacBook Pro 13" Retina (A1708, A2159) running quietly.

An aging fan may become noisy and inefficient or simply fail and stop spinning, leaving your laptop to overheat and eventually damaging your processors. Replace a defective fan to fix overheating problems or to keep your 2020 model A2289 or A2338 13" MacBook Pro with two Thunderbolt ports running quietly.

An aging fan may become noisy and inefficient or simply fail and stop spinning, leaving your laptop to overheat and eventually damaging your processors. Replace a defective fan to fix overheating problems or to keep your 2020 model A2251 13" MacBook Pro laptop running quietly.

If your screen is facing you, this is the fan on the left side of the machine. Includes fan and surrounding metal bracket.

An aging fan may become noisy and inefficient or simply fail and stop spinning, leaving your laptop to overheat and eventually damaging your processors. Replace a defective left fan to fix overheating problems or to keep your 2021 model 16" MacBook Pro running quietly.

If your screen is facing you, this is the fan on the left side of the machine.

An aging fan may become noisy and inefficient or simply fail and stop spinning, leaving your laptop to overheat and eventually damaging your processors. Replace a defective left fan to fix overheating problems or to keep your 2021 model 16" MacBook Pro running quietly.

If your screen is facing you, this is the fan on the right side of the machine.

An aging left fan may become noisy and inefficient or simply fail and stop spinning, leaving your laptop to overheat and eventually damaging your processors. Replace a defective left fan to fix overheating problems or to keep your 2021 model 14" MacBook Pro running quietly.

If your screen is facing you, this is the fan on the left side of the machine.

An aging right fan may become noisy and inefficient or simply fail and stop spinning, leaving your laptop to overheat and eventually damaging your processors. Replace a defective right fan to fix overheating problems or to keep your 2021 model 14" MacBook Pro running quietly.

If your screen is facing you, this is the fan on the right side of the machine.

An aging left fan may become noisy and inefficient or simply fail and stop spinning, leaving your laptop to overheat and eventually damaging your processors. Replace a defective left fan to fix overheating problems or to keep your 2016 to 2019 13" MacBook Pro with Retina Display and Touch Bar running quietly.