15" Replace Fan On Macbook Pro A1286 2010–2012 For EMC 2353 2556 2563

Product Name:

Cooling Fan for MacBook Pro 15" A1286 (2010–2012 Models)

Product Parameters:

• Product Type: Internal Cooling Fan

• Compatible Models: MacBook Pro 15-inch A1286

• Series: MacBook Pro (not MacBook Air)

• Model Identifier: A1286

• Year Compatibility: Mid 2010 / Early 2011 / Late 2011 / Mid 2012

• EMC Numbers: 2353 / 2556 / 2563

• Size: 15-inch

• Fan Type: Left or Right Cooling Fan (Please select when purchasing)

• Connector: 4-pin or 6-pin (varies by year; confirm before purchase)

• Material: High-quality plastic with metal motor housing

• Condition: Brand New, 100% tested

• Warranty: 6 months limited warranty

Key Selling Points:

• Precision Fit for A1286 Models: Exact match for MacBook Pro 15" A1286 from 2010 to 2012.

• Quiet Performance: Low-noise fan motor for silent cooling even under heavy loads.

• High-Speed Cooling: Efficient thermal performance for CPU/GPU longevity.

• OEM Quality: Matches or exceeds original Apple part specifications.

• Easy Installation: Plug-and-play design for DIY repairs or technician use.

Advantages:

• Extend Device Life: Prevent overheating and system damage.

• Save Money: Restore performance without costly Apple repair fees.

• Eco-Friendly: Reduce e-waste by repairing instead of replacing your Mac.

• Trusted Quality: Every unit tested for noise, vibration, and RPM consistency.

• Fast Shipping: Ready to ship from local warehouse (if applicable).

FAQ:

Q1: How do I know if this fan fits my MacBook Pro?
A: Check the model number on the bottom of your MacBook. If it says "Model A1286" and the EMC is 2353, 2556, or 2563, this fan is compatible.

Q2: Is this the left or right fan?
A: We offer both left and right fans. Please confirm and select the correct side before adding to cart.

Q3: Is it hard to install?
A: Moderate difficulty. A precision screwdriver set and some care are needed. We recommend watching a MacBook A1286 fan replacement guide online.

Q4: Will this fix loud fan noise or overheating?
A: Yes, a faulty fan is a common cause of these issues. Replacing it can significantly improve performance and reduce noise.

Q5: Do I need thermal paste?
A: No, thermal paste is not required when replacing only the fan.