About my hp2000 cooling fan.

I just want to kwn that wht is the prise of HP2000 cooling fan nd how much cost its required for replacement ,.....plz tel me which is the best or suitable company for same?

Hi
Usualy a repair and swop out of Cooling fan for laptops is around £40 for parts and labour . Take your machine to a trusted independant PC repair Tech shop in your area and ask them to quote the work . The fans are around £15-£20 and labour about £20 .
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