A1481 Apple Mac Pro Late 2013 Cooling Fan 610-0223-1 – 610-0181-A – 923-0491
The A1481 Apple Mac Pro Late 2013 Cooling Fan 610-0223-1 – 610-0181-A – 923-0491 is a vital component in the cooling system of the 2013 Mac Pro. It is designed to regulate the internal temperature by providing airflow to cool the CPU, GPU, and other internal components. This cooling fan helps maintain optimal performance and prevents overheating, ensuring the Mac Pro runs smoothly during intensive tasks like video editing, gaming, or 3D rendering.
Related Part Numbers
- Apple Part # 610-00148-A, 923-0491, 610-0223-1, 610-0181-A
- Printed Model Part # AG720K01B
Compatibility
- Mac Pro A1481 MacPro6,1
- Mac Pro 6,1 Late 2013: ME253LL/A (3.7 GHz 4 Core Xeon E5-1620v2)
- Mac Pro 6,1 Late 2013: MD878LL/A (3.5 GHz 6 Core Xeon E5-1650v2)
- Mac Pro 6,1 Late 2013: MQGG2LL/A (3.0 GHz 8 Core Xeon E5-1680v2)
- Mac Pro 6,1 Late 2013: MQGG2LL/A (2.7 GHz 12 Core Xeon E5-2697v2)
Condition
Open Box
Replacement Part Fully Tested
Passed All Quality Inspections
High-Quality Replacement Part
Compatibility Agreement
Why Replace the A1481 Apple Mac Pro Late 2013 Cooling Fan 610-0223-1 – 610-0181-A – 923-0491
- Overheating: If the system frequently overheats or shows warning messages about temperature, the cooling fan may not be functioning properly.
- Excessive Noise: Unusual or loud noise coming from the fan, such as grinding or whirring, can indicate a malfunction or wear.
- Fan Not Spinning: If the fan doesn’t spin or runs inconsistently, it can no longer effectively cool the system.
- System Slowdowns or Crashes: Overheating due to poor fan performance can lead to system throttling or unexpected shutdowns.
- Visible Damage: Physical damage to the fan, such as broken blades or debris obstructing its operation, may require a replacement.
Signs That Replacement is Needed for A1481 Apple Mac Pro Late 2013 Cooling Fan 610-0223-1 – 610-0181-A – 923-0491
- Frequent Overheating: The system gets too hot, causing slow performance or unexpected shutdowns due to inadequate cooling.
- Excessive Fan Noise: Unusual or loud noise from the fan, indicating that it is damaged, clogged, or malfunctioning.
- Fan Not Spinning: The fan fails to spin or operates intermittently, preventing proper airflow.
- System Throttling or Crashing: The Mac Pro slows down or crashes due to overheating and insufficient cooling.
- Visible Physical Damage: Damaged fan blades, cracks, or debris clogging the fan’s interior, hindering its function.
- Persistent High Temperatures: The system temperature remains high even when idle, suggesting the fan isn’t working as intended.
Important Notes
- Professional Repairs: It’s recommended to have this repair done by a qualified technician, especially if you don’t have experience with Consumer Electronics/gadget disassembly.
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⚠️ Warning: You Must Backup Your Data Before Repair Process ⚠️
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