Product Overview

Name: Internal Cooling Fan
Compatible Model: MacBook Air 13"
Series: Air
Model Number: A1304
Year: Mid 2009
EMC Number: 2334
Size: 13-inch
Condition: Brand New Replacement Part
Part Type: Internal Cooling Fan
Material: Heat-resistant ABS casing + Copper motor core
Connector: 3-pin connector
Warranty: 6–12 months depending on seller policy
Included: 1x Cooling Fan (QC-tested, ready to install)

Key Selling Points

• Custom Fit: Designed specifically for MacBook Air 13” A1304 (Mid 2009), EMC 2334

• Efficient Cooling: Prevents overheating and thermal throttling

• Quiet Operation: Engineered for smooth, low-noise airflow

• Premium Quality: Built with reliable, long-lasting materials

• Easy Installation: Direct-fit replacement, no modifications required

• Fully Tested: Every fan undergoes quality control before shipment

Product Advantages

• Device Longevity: Helps protect CPU, SSD, and battery from heat damage

• OEM-Compatible Performance: Matches Apple’s original specifications

• Affordable Fix: Restore performance without replacing the entire laptop

• Stable System Performance: Keeps system cool under regular or heavy use

• Eco-Friendly: Repair instead of discard – a sustainable tech solution

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q1: Will this fan fit my MacBook Air?
A1: Yes, it fits the MacBook Air 13" A1304 from Mid 2009, EMC 2334. You can confirm this by checking the model and EMC number on the bottom of your MacBook.

Q2: How do I check the model and EMC number?
A2: Turn over your MacBook and look for the engraved model (A1304) and EMC (2334) near the hinge or under "Designed by Apple in California."

Q3: Can I install this myself?
A3: Yes, if you're comfortable with basic electronics. Otherwise, we recommend professional installation or following a step-by-step video guide.

Q4: What comes in the package?
A4: One brand new internal cooling fan. Tools and thermal compound are not included.

Q5: What if the fan doesn't fix my overheating issue?
A5: Ensure your system is clean and free of dust. If issues persist, there may be thermal paste degradation or another hardware issue involved.