Which Cooling Fan model

My cooling fan has went out and I'm trying to order a new one but I don't know which model number to get. These are the numbers that pop up when I search for a cooling fan on the HP parts store: D8595A, BW974A, BW976A, BW978A, BW979A, BW980A, BW981A, BW982A.
My laptop is HP 2000-2B19WM. If you could let me know which of the above part numbers I should choos...
Thanks so much!

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My cooling fan has went out and I'm trying to order a new one but I don't know which model number to get. These are the numbers that pop up when I search for a cooling fan on the HP parts store: D8595A, BW974A, BW976A, BW978A, BW979A, BW980A, BW981A, BW982A.
My laptop is HP 2000-2B19WM. If you could let me know which of the above part numbers I should choos...
Thanks so much!
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