🎮 S-Union Replacement Internal Cooling Fan for Sony Playstation 4 PS4 CUH-12XX CUH-1200 CUH-1200AB01 CUH-1200AB02 CUH-1215A CUH-1215B KSB0912HE Series (Includes T8+T10 Screwdrivers and Thermal Grease) Review

My PS4 It sounded like a jet engine humming in my living room and accidentally ejecting a disc. I watched a few videos and realized it could be a fan. This fan is amazing and comes with a tube of thermal grease. Definitely worth every penny, my PS4 sounds like new again.

Fantastic. Worked great. It took a long time to get everything out of the PS4 because you basically have to completely disassemble it. However, the old PS4 fan didn't work because it was so dirty and had clumps of dirt inside (I bought it used. I'll add a picture of the new fan and the old fan.

This fan works great. Plus thermal paste. My nephew's PS4 was overheating and that solved the problem. Of course, you literally have to take the entire PS4 apart, which means you have to take the whole damn thing apart to get to the single screw holding the fan in place. This product is priced right. I would definitely buy it again. Although I hope I don't have to go through the process I went through.

Finally killed his fan, bought a PS3 before launch. I cleaned it, replaced the fan, re-glued the radiator, and done. I used Article Silver 5 to clean and connect, although I'm not an expert. You can just use isopropyl alcohol and the paste that this company offers. I had to place standoffs on the heatsink support rod, tighten and then loosen until the PS3 boots up. Runs pretty quiet and hasn't had any problems since.

I have had a PlayStation for 7 years and had to replace the hard drive because it burned out. But I've always been obsessed with the loud buzz it makes. I read that this is just the model I have and thought it was inevitable. I replaced the fan and it's as quiet as my friend's new PS4 Pro. I will say - be warned before disassembling the console, since each screw must be returned exactly where it was. And be sure to plug in every little plug you pull out when disassembling and reassembling your…

So when the PS4 started rattling like a jet plane taking off, I was faced with a full or partial replacement. I chose this role and I'm glad I did. With a few simple instructions from good old YouTube, I was able to easily replace the PS4 fan. I would like to add that I am by no means a computer engineer and have no idea what I am looking at when looking at the inside of a computer. After 20 minutes, the PS4 hums again quietly in the background. Update ***** Well, just a month after the return…

My early PS4 shut down after about a minute so I assumed the fan was dying. I checked my PS4 model on the compatibility list and it was the correct product. Advantages: Competitive price. Besides, it works! The fan is connected normally and spinning. I don't know much about electronics but installation was easy with the tools and thermal paste provided. I used the step by step guide I found online. The best thing is that my PS4 is working now. I'm very glad about that. The bad: it's noisy…

Will not buy from this supplier again. Fixed my problem for a week, after that the fan started working very noisy like my old one from 4 years use. Then it started making grinding noises and completely failed in less than 4 weeks after installation. It was set up perfectly. I removed my PlayStation and the fan is completely stuck. There is no excuse for a new fan to have this problem in less than a month. It's loose enough to work, but it jammed shortly after my game consoles started up. The…

Got a new fan, 2 dynamometers and thermal paste. The only other tool needed was a small Phillips screwdriver. A very small flat head screwdriver and small needle nose pliers were useful but not necessary. In fact, I had to completely disassemble the PS4, only the CD player was not removed. I just washed all the plastic parts and the radiator, poured hot water over it to remove dust, blew electrical parts lightly with air. The anti-vibration pads on the bottom of the old fan must be transferred…