Neptune EB832 - fan

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I repaired my eb832 and that went well. Once put back together though the internal fan is now making a ton of noise. I tried using hot glue, oil, and cleaning it with no luck. I want to replace the fan but I do not know the size - has anyone replaced theirs and know what size/voltage to purchase?
 
I repaired my eb832 and that went well. Once put back together though the internal fan is now making a ton of noise. I tried using hot glue, oil, and cleaning it with no luck. I want to replace the fan but I do not know the size - has anyone replaced theirs and know what size/voltage to purchase?
I would call customer support as a suggestion. My EB needed replacement due to a similar issue
 
I would call customer support as a suggestion. My EB needed replacement due to a similar issue
Yea, I intend to repair it on my own again as it's a very easy fix. I already re soldered a new voltage regulator, changing the fan will be cake.
 
Yea, I intend to repair it on my own again as it's a very easy fix. I already re soldered a new voltage regulator, changing the fan will be cake.
So - just curious - what was the question?
 
30x30x6 fan. Needs to be 2 pin, 5VDC. I'm not in the USA @ the moment, so looking it up on amazon.fr is a pain. You can source one easy enough.
Thanks!!!

They don't want you to be able to fix it yourself.
I know...which is why I originally asked here lol

They aren't gonna tell you anything besides send it in and we will sell you a refurbished for (IIRC) 170ish dollars.
exactly, no thanks!
 
They aren't gonna tell you anything besides send it in and we will sell you a refurbished for (IIRC) 170ish dollars.
Actually - the reason I suggested it - is that (this was before the current corporate arrangement) I never had a problem asking them about replacement parts - as well as troubleshooting over the phone requiring taking the unit apart. The second reason was that the OP already had problems replacing the first fan - I guess I assumed that since he had the old one - he could tell some kind of part number etc. I'm not a big Apex fan however. I hope the OP has luck in finding what he needs
 
I bought this based on some advice on this forum when I asked the same question. haven't installed ityet.

GeeekPi Raspberry Pi 4 Fan 30x30x7mm DC Brushless CPU Cooling Fan 3.3V 5V with 7PCS Raspberry Pi Heatsink for Raspberry Pi 4 Model B,3B+,Pi 3 & Pi Zero/Zero W & Retroflag NESPI CASE Plus (2-Pack)​


 
I bought this based on some advice on this forum when I asked the same question. haven't installed ityet.

GeeekPi Raspberry Pi 4 Fan 30x30x7mm DC Brushless CPU Cooling Fan 3.3V 5V with 7PCS Raspberry Pi Heatsink for Raspberry Pi 4 Model B,3B+,Pi 3 & Pi Zero/Zero W & Retroflag NESPI CASE Plus (2-Pack)​


I noticed that these have separate wires and not the molex that the eb832 has. Are you going to cut/solder the old connector to the new fan?
 
I noticed that these have separate wires and not the molex that the eb832 has. Are you going to cut/solder the old connector to the new fan?
I haven't got that far yet, but yes, if the connector is not the same, I would repurpose the old one.
 

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