Where to buy cooling fan?

Hi everyone,
I have a lenovo G460. My fan was making a lot of noise. I cleaned it up but still doesnt help. Where can I buy a new cooling fan? I couldnt find anything in lenovo site. My laptop is 4-5 yrs old now.
Thank you so much

Hi Anoopbal,
Welcome to Lenovo Community
I’m sorry to hear that your G460 Laptop’s CPU fan is generating noise, as this is not available online. I would Strongly Suggest Calling Technical Support for Assistance to get guided to exact department of sales to check the available option.
Click here to open a link where you can select the country and get the exact contact support number. I’m sure they will be a great help.
Do post us back for further queries.
Best Regards
Shiva Kumar
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