Protechnic Magic Fan MGT12012HS-O25 12V 0.45A 3000rpm 3wire 12025 SB Made In China

[@ronrim3479]

your thumbnail is really getting amazing keep it up that what i talked about a year ago

[@Jeff_FanCollector]

Honestly I'm also trying to develop this channel so that people can also exchange knowledge if they have more knowledge about computer fan enthusiasts

[@Jeff_FanCollector]

because currently I observe that fan enthusiasts and fan lovers only like large fans, but they don't know that even small cooling fans are much more attractive. Of course, if you want to collect it, it really saves space and doesn't require a lot of storage space. I also store all the fans in my collection by grouping them using baskets of used grapes and oranges, which I bought from a roadside fruit vendor.

[@kisakisagmd]

Oh my gosh, this fan is so uncommon for me, ive never seen fans like this before❤

[@Jeff_FanCollector]

Whoah, hope u get them

[@Shoppingamdandcoolermaster]

Because its protechnic magic fan

[@Jeff_FanCollector]

Magic🤡

[@thebabyinyellow527]

Yep

[@jagjeet_fancollector6199]

Growing

[@incognito5814]

Hello! Do I understand correctly that this cooler (Protechnic Magic Fan MGT12012HS-O25 12V 0.45A) has a one-piece design? The cork under the fan sticker is not rubber, but plastic. The cork is sealed, right? Do I need to press hard and the fan will pop out safely? Can you tell me (show me) how to safely remove the fan without damaging the cooler? 3 places of damage in the plastic holding the axle are visible ( kzbin.infoUgkxAbKAOqRxg7ThEHfBox7P1NJospNCdZ90 ) The cooler is in my computer power supply. I noticed that the fan has stopped spinning automatically, but if you push it lightly, it spins again. It probably needs to be cleaned and lubricated.

[@Shoppingamdandcoolermaster]

But this fan its broken motor

[@Jeff_FanCollector]

Why?

[@MilenaZivic-z1c]

3:46 dont put

[@Jeff_FanCollector]

Okay